Introduction
It is our policy that all students in Year 4 to Year 11 should wear a school uniform when attending school, or when participating in a school-organised event outside normal school hours, unless exempted from doing so by the Headteacher on designated days. We provide a complete list of the items needed for school uniform in our school prospectus and on our website. Effective teaching and learning requires organisation, and this starts with a smart and tidy appearance which helps to instil discipline and pride in students’ appearance and reduces the risk of distraction in lessons.
Aims and objectives
Our policy is based on the notion that a school uniform;
Parents/Carers
Students
Our Uniform Consists of:
Sweatshirt Colours for 2026/2027
KS2 : Purple
Yr7 : Black
Yr8 : Black
Yr9 : Black
Yr10 :Black
Yr11 : Grey
White Polo shirt
(All sweatshirts and polo shirts must have the Lindsworth logo on)
Black school trousers (skinny fit trousers / leggings and jeans are not acceptable)
Plain black school shoes or plain black trainers (no canvas, trainers or trainer like shoes with logos or ‘made by’ sports brands)
PE: Pupils can bring their own plain t-shirt and plain tracksuit bottoms / joggers for PE.
All School uniform items can be purchased direct from school – please contact Reception
SECOND-HAND UNIFORM
Second-hand uniform is available, at a reduced cost. Stock may consist of donated pre-owned uniform and items that have been purchased, not worn, and returned to the school in good condition.
Availability is subject to stock, and we cannot guarantee that all items and sizes will be available.
Guidelines
Jewellery, piercings, extreme haircuts/colours, tattoos
For Health and Safety reasons students are not allowed to wear jewellery (including piercings) or make-up in school or on their way to and from school whilst in school uniform. The only exception to this rule is a watch. The watch should be functional and practical, not an expensive ‘fashion item’.
The school does not permit students to have extreme haircuts and hair colours that could serve as a distraction to other students. Parents should also be aware that tattoos are not permitted.
Footwear
All students are required to wear black shoes or trainers (plain black with no logos).
Discipline
The Headteacher has the legal authority to discipline students for not wearing correct school uniform. In extreme cases a student could be suspended for persistently failing to wear school uniform. It is our intention to explore all avenues, through consultation and discussion with parents/carers, to avoid this sanction being taken. If a student arrives at school not wearing the correct uniform, school will endeavour to find the cause and remedy the situation. A letter will be sent home to parents. Should the problem persist, parents/carers may be invited into school to discuss the situation.
Lost Property
Any unidentified items of school uniform will be placed in boxes in Lost Property. Students are encouraged to look in these boxes to reclaim lost property on the understanding that the found item will be clearly named.