Parkfield Primary School
School Uniform
Parkfield School Uniform
As part of Parkfield School policy and ethos, every child should wear our school uniform and PE kit. By choosing Parkfield School, it is automatically expected that parents will adhere to this policy. We reserve the right to forbid items of clothing, accessories and footwear that we deem to be dangerous in school to the individual or others.
Parkfield School’s colour is royal blue (PE uniform is navy blue). Items that are marked with * are available with our embroidered school logo. These items can be purchased either in the shop or online from South West Schoolwear, 144B East Reach, Taunton, TA1 3HT or from Acorn Fashion, Unit 4 Smalls Yard, Taunton, TA1 1NU. They can also be purchased online from myclothing.com
School clothes without the school logo which are sold in high street stores are acceptable, provided they are in the school colours. We have a unisex uniform list, so please choose items from this list that your child prefers.
- V-neck sweatshirt or cardigan with logo (Royal Blue) *
- White shirt/polo shirt *
- Grey trousers / skirt / pinafore dress
- Grey or black socks / tights
- Black shoes (No boots or trainers)
Warm Weather Options
- Royal blue and white gingham dress
- Grey shorts
- White short sleeved shirt/polo shirt *
- School cap *
Jewellery - Under no circumstances are items of jewellery to be worn. For children with pierced ears, only small single studs will be accepted.
Hair Styles - Pattern or colour applied to hair is not appropriate. Hairbands and slides in school colours are permitted.
PE Uniform - for health and safety reasons pupils are expected to wear the following uniform for PE lessons. On the day of your child’s lesson, they should come into school wearing their PE uniform.
- PE t-shirt with logo (Navy Blue) *
- Gym / sports shorts / skirt with logo (Navy Blue) *
- Winter tracksuit with logo (Navy Blue) *
- Trainers/Plimsolls
Updated guidance has been issued to help prevent avoidable injuries caused by jewellery during PE and sporting activities. All jewellery, including earrings, must now be removed before pupils take part, as taping earrings does not adequately reduce the risk. These arrangements will apply consistently across PE lessons, clubs and sporting events, including activities led by external coaches. If earrings cannot be removed, pupils will be offered a suitable non-physical role. We would advise that your child’s earrings are removed at home before school on PE days.
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