School Uniform 

Our uniform policy can be read in full here

Children are expected to wear school uniform at all times unless otherwise specified. For example, Reception children do not wear uniform for Forest school sessions.

• Navy blue sweatshirt, cardigan or fleece with logo (Bishop Sutton) or
• Royal blue sweatshirt or cardigan with logo (Stanton Drew)
• Pale blue polo shirt (plain) with or without logo
• Grey trousers, shorts, skirt or pinafore dress
• Plain black shoes or plain black trainers (unbranded)
• Blue and white summer dress (optional).

Bishop Sutton:

Stanton Drew:

Where to purchase or acquire our uniform:

South West Schoolwear

Myclothing.com

School Trends (Uniform items without school logo)

 PE Kit:

Logo items can be ordered directly with our named suppliers. Details and order forms are available in the office.

Examples of permitted shoes:                                                                    Example of not permitted shoes:

Examples of shoes that are acceptable and suitable to wear with the school uniform. These shoes are smart and offer protection against bad weather and spillages. They also conform to health and safety standards for general school use. Branded trainers must be fully black. For non-permitted shoes, please note that as fashions change quickly, this gallery may not show all pictures of prohibited items. Inappropriate footwear relates to black or dark trainers with logos in any colour other than black, canvas trainers or boots.

To limit the need for parents to have to purchase multiple pairs of trainers, regular (non-black) sports trainers may be worn on PE days only. These are not permitted during non-PE days.

 

Jewellery should not be worn due to the risk of loss or damage. If children have pierced ears, then studs should be worn to school but removed for P.E. Reasonable adjustments will be made where required to avoid discrimination in line with the Equality Act 2010.

Pupils are expected to maintain hairstyles that are safe and suitable for school activities. Coats should be practical to suit the weather and bags not unnecessarily large in order to fit on coat hooks.

 

Book Bags

Children are expected to have a bag to bring their reading books and diaries back and forth each day and to take home any letters or notices – so they should be checked every day. (NB most letters are sent electronically).

Forest School

Children in Reception and Year 1 are required to have a waterproof coat, waterproof trousers and wellies at school for forest school activities. On their forest school days, children need to come to school dressed in old clothes that can get muddy, which must consist of a long sleeved top and trousers.

Second-hand (Pre-Loved) School Uniform

We are keen to support families by offering affordable access to school uniform.

Buying and selling second-hand uniform

Parents and carers can buy and sell pre-loved school uniform through the Grown Out Of It online platform. This is a free service that allows families within our school community to list items or browse available uniform by size and type.

Bishop Sutton Primary School

Second-hand uniform for Bishop Sutton Primary School is available via Grown Out Of It at the link below:

👉 https://www.grownoutofit.co.uk/school/bishop-sutton-primary-school  

Stanton Drew Primary School

Second-hand uniform for Stanton Drew Primary School is available via Grown Out Of It at the link below:

👉 https://www.grownoutofit.co.uk/school/stanton-drew-primary-school

To use the service, parents and carers will need to register on the website. Items are listed directly by families, and arrangements for collection or delivery are made between buyers and sellers.

If you need support accessing second-hand uniform, or would prefer advice on alternatives, please contact the school office.