School Uniform at Dudley Wood Primary School - what you need to know

We are proud of our school uniform and believe that it provides a sense of belonging for our children. Our school uniform promotes our ethos and fosters a good learning environment. 

We recognise that uniform can be costly for parents and we will try to keep costs down.

We do sell branded items from our supplier, Totally Uniform. However, we do not insist on branded uniform and we allow high-street options, such as supermarket own-label uniforms. 

The colour of our sweatshirts and cardigans are navy blue.

Throughout the year, we will organise pre-loved uniform sales. 

Our Uniform Web Store Is Now Open

Our range of uniform is available to purchase online and in store from our regular supplier, Totally Uniform. 

Click below to go to the web store where you can order your items.

Dudley Wood Primary School – Totally Uniform
 

Totally Uniform sell the following school uniform with the school logo:

Sweatshirts and cardigans

White polo shirts

PE T-shirts

Book bags
Fleeces

Our Uniform
 

• Black shoes (not trainers)
• Grey or black trousers / skirt (shorts in summer if preferred)or pinafore dress (an alternative in summer is a blue and white checked dress)
• White shirt or polo shirt
• Navy sweatshirt or jumper
   

For PE lessons:
 

• Black pumps (suitable for indoor lessons) or suitable trainers.
• Plain black or blue shorts / trousers
• White t-shirt / polo or t-shirt with logo available from Totally Uniform
• Plain black or blue jumper or sweatshirt

For outdoor PE lessons in cold weather, children can wear jogging bottoms, sweatshirts, tracksuits and trainers.

Children need to be appropriately dressed for P.E. All clothing should be plain - football kits / own clothing should not be worn.

PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT ALL ITEMS OF UNIFORM ARE CLEARLY LABELLED.

Jewellery:

The only type of jewellery allowed to be worn in school are earring studs and watches. 

Earrings must be removed for PE lessons, including swimming. Earrings must be removed by the pupil or by the parent before school. Staff are prohibited from removing earrings.

Watches can be worn to encourage children to learn to tell the time. The school cannot be responsible for loss or damage.