Uniform / PE Kit
Please find information about our school uniform, PE clothing and equipment requirements.
The links below are to our school uniform online stores:
Kingsland CE Primary School has a uniform which we encourage all our children to wear. We believe a uniform looks smart, is appropriate for school activities, gives children a sense of belonging and avoids discrimination on the grounds of appearance.
Please ensure that all items of clothing are clearly labelled with your child’s name.
Boys
Grey trousers or shorts
Red polo shirt, preferably with a school badge
Red sweatshirt with school badge
Grey or black socks
Black shoes (not trainers)
Girls
Grey skirt, pinafore or trousers
Red polo shirt, preferably with school badge
Red sweatshirt or cardigan with school badge
Grey, black or white socks / Grey or black tights
Black shoes (not trainers)
Summer term:
Red and white checked dress with collar
Reversible jackets with a school badge are also available from Club Sport, Hereford for outdoor wear.
Second Hand Uniform
The school's PTA holds numerous items of second-hand uniform. To purchase this second-hand uniform, contact the PTA at pta@kingslandengland.herford.sch.uk
Shoes
It is important that school shoes are safe for children and do not inhibit them when they play. They should therefore be flat or very low-heeled with lace-up, ‘velcro’ or buckle fastenings.
Does your child wear glasses?
If so, please tell your child’s class teacher when they should be worn and send them in a case clearly marked with your child’s name.
PE Uniform
In the interests of safety, hygiene and team spirit, we ask for your co-operation in providing the following appropriate clothes for PE and Games:
Key Stage 2 pupils must have shin pads for football and hockey lessons.
For swimming sessions, pupils will require trunks or a swimsuit. A swimming cap is a requirement of Leominster Leisure Pool for school swimming lessons.
All children should have a simple PE kit bag, with their name on, to keep their PE clothing in. Bags should be small as we don’t have the space to store large bags and when they are left lying in the cloakrooms they can cause a dangerous obstruction.
Jewellery and decoration
In the interest of safety we prohibit the wearing of jewellery, other than a watch. In particular, children must not wear dangling earrings or necklaces to school. Simple studs only should be worn to preserve pierced ears. Children are not allowed to swim, take part in PE or games wearing jewellery or earrings and for health and safety reasons, school staff are not to take out, or put jewellery into piercings. If children have pierced ears, they must either take out their earrings before the PE lesson (it is best to do this at home and leave the earrings at home). If they are in the initial healing period, tape can be used to cover the earrings. Children must tape their own ears, and we would suggest practising this at home beforehand.
Make-up and nail varnish are not permitted during school hours for boys or girls. Hair accessories should be in keeping with school uniform and hairstyles natural and appropriate for school.