Uniform
Mapac is the official uniform supplier for South Rise Primary School
Please order uniform from Mapac here.
At South Rise children are expected to wear school uniform. Navy school sweatshirts and cardigans, with the school logo, are available to purchase from our supplier. There is no expectation that clothing has the school logo on it, as long as the colours are correct. All items of uniform can be bought from local shops and supermarkets. All clothing must be clearly marked with your child's name. Other items are detailed below.
Clothing
- Grey school trousers, skirt, pinafore or shorts. A light blue checked or striped dress may be worn in the summer months
- Navy blue jumper or cardigan
- White polo shirt
- Plain black, white, grey or navy short or knee-length socks or tights
Please do not send your child to school wearing jogging bottoms, leggings, jean style or stretchy flared trousers.
Shoes and Boots
Shoes must be plain black and ‘sensible’ i.e. flat shoes that fasten and are secure on a child’s foot, enabling them to engage safely in all school activities. Trainers may also be worn, but the whole trainer, including the sole and laces, must be plain black. Plain black ankle boots may be worn during the day.
Wellington boots are not part of the school uniform. They may be worn into school on very wet, very cold days but your child must then change into their school shoes for the school day.
Please do not send your child to school wearing trainers or shoes with other colours added or coloured laces.
PE Kit
Children in Reception, KS1 and KS2 should bring a PE kit to school and leave it in school for at least the duration of the week.
They should wear a plain white T-shirt, black shorts or jogging bottoms. In the winter, children can wear a plain black hoodie or sweatshirt.
Children may also bring plain black plimsolls or trainers to change into for PE.
All jewellery should be removed before lessons.
Jewellery
Children are not permitted to wear jewellery to school, except for one pair of small stud earrings and jewellery of special religious significance. Please inform your child’s teacher if this is the case.
Hairstyles and hairbands
Children's hair should be neat and tidy.
Long hair should be tied back with hairbands that are blue, black, grey or white.
All religious hair/head coverings should match our school colours.
We adopt the values of 'The Halo Code' and welcome all hair in its natural form.
Nail Varnish
Children should not wear nail varnish to school.