Uniform

Both Governors and staff would like to stress how much importance we attach to the wearing of school uniform, it certainly helps foster a sense of belonging and helps children be ready to complete their school learning. The children feel proud and develop a sense of belonging to the school community when wearing the school uniform. Last year we updated our school uniform with our new Elston Hall Learning Trust logo.

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School Uniform: School sweatshirts, cardigans, polo shirts and t-shirts bearing Elston Hall school logo are available forpurchase from Trutex Wolverhampton and Trutex wolverhampton online (www.crestedschoolwear.co.uk)

Orders via school can be made; please contact the school office for more information regarding this.

 

Jewellery and Valuables:

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Children should not wear jewellery of any kind in school, with the exception of small plain studs if children have pierced ears, but we would request they are removed or covered, before a child is allowed to participate in swimming, games or PE. We cannot stress the importance of this rule so many accidents are caused when children are wearing jewellery such as necklaces and rings. Members of staff do not take responsibility for the safekeeping of jewellery of any kind. Valuables and personal possessions should not be brought into school, everything children require to work at school will be provided and so nothing extra is required. Things can go missing and often cause problems; swaps etc. and much time is wasted sorting things out.

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Physical Education (plain white t-shirt, black shorts and black pumps)

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PE plays an important part of the school curriculum; this kit will be used for gymnastics and dance in the hall. Trainers may be used for games lessons taken outside in Key Stage 2. Children should also bring in a separate sweatshirt, black tracksuit/bottoms and trainers during colder months when they are in the juniors. These should be clearly labelled with the children’s names and preferably kept in a pump bag which can be kept in school.

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Black shoes should be worn – trainers are not permitted. Boots may be worn to school in the colder months however children will be asked to change into school shoes when inside school. Also, please avoid ‘hair art’, hair colours and large hair accessories.

 

Please can parents/carers ensure all individual items of clothing are all named and labelled clearly with their child’s name.