School Uniform
We work hard to achieve high standards at Bewdley Primary School.
These standards relate not only to work but also to attendance, behaviour and dress code. School uniform gives the children a sense of belonging and identifies them in the community. All pupils are expected to wear school uniform and the list below has been carefully planned to keep the costs reasonable.
Ordering Uniform
All our school uniform, with the Bewdley Primary School logo on, is available to order online from Earth Uniform and Crested School Wear. These are simple and secure services that enable you to order your child’s school uniform online and pay using a credit/debit card. Please follow the links below.
Please take advantage of the size guide information to make sure you get the fit you want and allow for your child’s growth through the school year.
Orders will be delivered to your home address (please note delivery charges may apply).
School Uniform
- Grey trousers, shorts, pinafore dress or skirt
- Red and white gingham dress can be worn in summer
- School sweatshirt, cardigan or red hoody
- White shirt / white polo shirt
- Plain grey, black, red or white socks or tights
- Black school shoes or black trainers (not canvas or pumps).
- School fleece are a smart addition to the school uniform
P.E. Kit
- Black shorts/joggers/skort/leggings
- White T shirt
- Black/white trainers
- Black/red hoody
Coats
Please ensure you child wears a coat appropriate for the day’s weather conditions.
Wellingtons for Nursery / Reception Children
Children in nursery / reception classes are asked to keep a pair of wellingtons in school for outdoor activities.
Forest School
Children take part in regular Forest School activities. Parents will be notified of the dates via the newsletter. Please ensure your child has a long sleeved red top and black jogging bottoms or leggings. Please also ensure your child has wellingtons on their Forest School days.
Labelling of school uniform
Please make sure everything you bring to school is labelled. - including all school uniform, coats, hats, gloves, lunch boxes and PE kits. We had a staggering amount of unnamed items in lost property at the end of the summer term which could not be returned to their owner.
Jewellery
Children are not allowed to wear Jewellery in school due to the risk of injury to themselves or others. Children who have had their ears pierced are only allowed to wear stud earrings in school. Children are not permitted to wear make up, false eyelashes and acrylic nails whilst in school. They will be asked to remove them.
