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SCHOOL UNIFORM
   
 

To instil a sense of belonging and pride in Thrybergh Primary the children are expected to wear our school uniform.

Uniform and Dress code
Since 1993, at the request of the parents, the school adopted a uniform. It is grey or black trousers/skirt/pinafore dress, red polo shirt/white blouse or shirt and royal blue sweatshirt/cardigan. Fleeces are also available. Red polo shirts, royal blue sweatshirts, fleeces and cardigans with the school logo are available from the school office.

The foundation Stage Unit has a similar uniform but with a different logo. This uniform is available form the school office.

We ask that your child’s uniform is clearly marked using a permanent pen. We encourage you to ensure that your children wear sensible footwear at all times.
 
P.E.
Please make sure all clothing and footwear can be identified. We have a P.E. uniform of white t-shirts and dark blue or black plain shortsP.E. is timetabled for both key stages and is compulsory. This includes games, dance and gymnastics.

Sport
We aim to encourage a healthy interest in sport and physical fitness both from the point of view of both health and social benefits.

We have clubs for both boys and girls’ football and swimming is part of the upper school curriculum. Children in Y4 and 5 have the opportunity to attend swimming lessons at Mowbray Gardens swimming pool.
 
Jewellery
LEA policy is no jewellery or watches will be worn during P.E. lessons. If your child has pierced ears, only studs can be worn, as dangly earrings are a safety hazard.Please keep jewellery to a minimum – watches only please.The school cannot accept responsibility for items of jewellery brought into school.

 

 

 

 
 
 
Last Updated 20/09/2008
 
   
 

 

 

 
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