At Robert Wilkinson Primary Academy, a high standard of personal appearance is expected of all pupils.
Please click here here to see our Uniform Policy
Our school has a duty to make sure that the uniform we require is affordable, in line with statutory guidance from the Department for Education on the cost of school uniform. We understand that items with distinctive characteristics (such as branded items, or items that have to have a school logo or a unique fabric/colour/design) cannot be purchased from a wide range of retailers and that requiring many such items limits parents’ ability to ‘shop around’ for a low price.
In addition to this we support parents by providing a range of preloved uniform . This is available on request and on the following dates and times.
Plain black or grey trousers or tailored shorts.
Plain black or grey skirt or pinafore
Red gingham summer dress.
Red, white or navy blue polo short or white blouse.
Red Jumper or cardigan – This can be plain or with the school Logo
Plain black sensible styled shoes.
PE uniform: To be worn all day on PE Days
Black PE shorts.
White t-shirt.
Outdoor trainers (non-marking soles).
Plain black jogging bottoms.
Plain black warm top/outdoor tracksuit top with no hood.
Swimming uniform: Only required for children in years 2-6
We ask that the children bring an appropriate swimming bag
Full swimming costume or fitted swim shorts
Towel
Goggles
Swimming hat (these can be purchased from the school office)
Forest Schools uniform
Children in FS2 & KS1 need to have a spare pair of wellies in school
Forest Kits (Waterproof coat & trousers) can be purchased via a link on the school website. (These are unbranded, alternatives can be worn). School also has spare Forest Kits that can be worn by children who do not bring their own
Other Uniform Expectations
Jewellery is not encouraged in school. However children can wear plain stud earrings but they must be removed for PE. Watches can also be worn. (But not Smart Watches) Jewellery remains the responsibility of the child.
Long hair should be tied back if it impacts on learning and should always be tied back during PE.
Hair should be a natural colour
There is a free returns service please contact SchoolShop here
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