Uniform & PE Kit Rota

All children at St Wilfrid’s are expected to be dressed in school uniform. Wearing uniform enhances the children’s pride in their appearance, encourages equality and gives a sense of belonging to our school community.  

All items with a logo can be purchased from Broadbridges or Sussex Uniforms. Items without logo, such as skirts and trousers can be purchased from any retail outlet. 

 PE Kit Rota 

Please see below for which days children should wear PE kits to school.  Children who are having swimming lessons should attend in full school uniform and bring their swimming kit with them. 

ASH - Wednesday

BEECH - Wednesday

CHESTNUT - Tuesday, Thursday

DAMSON - Tuesday, Wednesday

ELM - Wednesday, Thursday

FIG - Tuesday, Wednesday

HOLLY - Tuesday (Swimming 31st Oct-28th Nov), Thursday

JUNIPER - Tuesday (Swimming 5th Sept-3rd Oct), Thursday 

MAPLE - Wednesday (Swimming 1st Nov-29th Nov), Thursday 

OAK - Tuesday, Wednesday (Swimming 6th Sept - 4th Oct)

PINE - Tuesday & Friday (Swimming 3rd Nov - 1st Dec)

ROWAN - Tuesday & Friday (Swimming 8th Sept - 6thOct) 

SILVER BIRCH - Tuesday & Thursday

WILLOW - Monday, Thursday

 Lost Property

All personal property brought into school should be clearly marked (sewn-on/iron-on/indelible marked labels).

We cannot accept responsibility for loss or damage to personal property.

Jewellery

With the exception of studs or sleepers for pierced ears, no other forms of jewellery are permitted. 

All children should be able to remove their earrings before swimming or PE. 

Second Hand Uniform Sales

Second hand uniform can be purchased via The Friends of St Wilfrid's School Association. Please contact them directly to find out more. 

If you wish to donate any used hand uniform please drop it off to the school office.

 Hair

Long hair should be kept tied back and any hair bands or clips should be in school colours.

We find that keeping long hair tied back also helps to stop the spread of head lice, which do very occasionally make their way into school.  If you find that your child does require treatment, a fine-toothed comb available from chemists and conditioner is an effective way of dealing with the problem.

For more information about head lice please visit the NHS website