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Uniform Information

Please read our Uniform Policy for full details.

Our children are encouraged to take pride in their appearance and to gain a sense of identity and belonging by wearing our school uniform.

 

Our school uniform is:

 

BOYSGIRLS

 

 

Green sweatshirt or cardigan with school logo (required).

 

White polo shirt or shirt

Black trousers (no jeans or jogging bottoms)

Black shoes (no trainers/sandals)

Plain black Topi

3/4 length trousers (summer)

 

 

 

Green sweatshirt or cardigan with school logo (required).

 

White polo shirt or blouse

Black skirt (with leggings underneath if desired) or

Black trousers

Black shoes (no trainers/sandals)

Plain black Hijab if desired

3/4 trousers and green check dress for (summer)

Optional Friday wear:

 

Plain white Salwaar Kamees

Plain white thoub

Plain black, white or green Topi

Optional Friday wear:

 

Plain black or white Salwaar Kamees

Plain black, white or green Hijab

Plain black or white Jilbab

Plain black, white or green hijab

 

Our PE kit is:

 

BOYS and GIRLS 

Green Zaytouna branded sweatshirt, cardigan or hoodie (required)

Plain white t-shirt/long or short sleeved polo shirt (Zaytouna logo optional)

Plain green shorts/or black jogging bottoms

Black pumps or trainers


Swimming kit

To be obtained only when children have swimming - parents will be given prior notice

Swimsuit/shorts

Towel

Swimming cap and goggles (cap for long hair and goggles if required for medical reasons)

 

 

 

 

* A long sleeved white top can be worn underneath the school PE top, if desired.

 

School uniform and PE kit is supplied by:

Morleys School Outfitters
Unit 2 St Mary’s Retail Park
446 Nottingham Road
Derby

Tel: 01332 281311

Pre-owned Uniform Swap Shop. 

 

  • School welcomes donations of good quality second hand uniform.

  • This must be washed, ironed and can be donated throughout the school year

  • All donated uniform will be offered to parents on an ongoing basis. If you require pre-owned uniform, please speak to your child’s teacher or a member of the Admin Team. Pre-owned uniform is available in school.

  • Please note that the supply of pre-owned uniform is based on items that are donated and cannot be guaranteed. Furthermore, sizes and quality will vary.

Limiting the cost of school uniform

 

  • Our school has a duty to make sure that the uniform we require is affordable, in line with statutory guidance from the Department for Education on the cost of school uniform.
  • We understand that items with distinctive characteristics (such as branded items, or items that have to have a school logo or a unique fabric/colour/design) cannot be purchased from a wide range of retailers and that requiring many such items limits parents’ ability to ‘shop around’ for a low price.  

 

We will make sure our uniform:

  • Is available at a reasonable cost

  • Provides the best value for money for parents/carers

 

We will do this by:

  • Carefully considering whether any items with distinctive characteristics are necessary

  • Limiting any items with distinctive characteristics where possible, for example, by only asking that the jumper or cardigan features the school logo

  • Limiting items with distinctive characteristics to low-cost or long-lasting items

  • Considering cheaper alternatives to school-branded items, such as logos that can be ironed on, as long as this doesn’t compromise quality and durability

  • Avoiding specific requirements for items pupils could wear on non-school days, such as coats, bags and shoes

  • Keeping the number of optional branded items to a minimum, so that the school’s uniform can act as a social leveler

  • Avoiding different uniform requirements for different year groups or classes

  • Avoiding different uniform requirements for extra-curricular activities

  • Making sure that arrangements are in place for parents to acquire second-hand uniform items

  • Avoiding frequent changes to uniform specifications and minimising the financial impact on parents of any changes

  • Consulting with parents and pupils on any proposed significant changes to the uniform policy and carefully considering any complaints about the policy