Uniform
We are excited to announce we are launching our newly designed school uniform for September 2020, for all our children from Nursery to Year 6.
Our uniform provider are Price & Buckland, who are an online only, to order any items of uniform please follow this link: https://www.pbuniform-online.co.uk/bredburystmarks
You can choose your uniform to be delivered to your chosen address for £2.95, or delivered to school for free. Please follow the advice on the Price & Buckland website to see delivery schedules to school.
Should you have any issues with the Price & Buckland site or need to ask any questions about your order, please contact their friendly customer service team on 0115 964 0827.
For help with how to order and size guides, please see the attachments on the bottom of this page.
Uniform will consist of: (Please see images for examples of what our new uniform looks like)
Purple Cardigan or Jumper for Nursery to Year 5 children, elasticated tie, white shirt, grey trousers or skirt.
Grey Cardigan or Jumper for Year 6 children, elasticated Year 6 tie, white shirt, grey trousers or skirt.
Black sensible school shoes are required. Boots and lightweight slip-on shoes are not suitable and if children come to school in unsuitable shoes, they will be asked to change into pumps during the day.
PE KIT
EVERYTHING SHOULD BE LABELLED WITH YOUR CHILD’S NAME PE KIT
Each child should have a labelled PE kit in a labelled drawstring bag that can be hung on a peg and left in school. This consists of pumps, black shorts and a white T-shirt. Young children should only wear slip on type pumps, until they can tie shoe laces. In order that the junior children can stay warm and dry during their outdoor games lessons in the winter months, please provide them with a tracksuit or something similar and a pair of trainers or old shoes. They should be brought in on the day of the activity.
JEWELLERY
Jewellery should not be worn (except a watch and small stud earrings—max of 1 in each ear). Earrings must be removed for PE and swimming. School cannot be responsible for looking after jewellery. Children will be asked to remove other jewellery for parents to collect at the end of the day
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