Isleworth Town School Uniform Policy
By signing the Home School Contract, you are agreeing to follow the school’s uniform
policy.
All children at Isleworth Town Primary School wear full school uniform when attending
school, or when participating in a school-organised event outside normal school hours.
Our policy is based on the belief that school uniform:
? Engenders a sense of belonging to the school community
? Is practical and smart
? Fosters a sense of equality amongst all pupils
? Identifies children with the school
? Should be designed and chosen with health and safety in mind.
? Should be as affordable as possible and easy to buy (links for purchasing
uniform are on the school website)
Parents overwhelmingly support the school uniform policy and we consider it the
responsibility of all parents to send their children to school correctly dressed. We
recognise that as a multi-faith and multi-cultural school, adaptations may be necessary
to the uniform based on reasons of faith. These should be discussed and agreed with
the school and parents should, at the first instance, approach the Headteacher on such
matters.
Basic Uniform List
School has a limited stock of uniform or you can purchase online at
http://www.yourschooluniform.com/schools/index/isleworth-town-primary-school
Plain white polo-shirt or white polo-shirt with school logo
Navy sweatshirt or cardigan with school logo
Grey school trousers
Grey skirt
Grey pinafore dress
Plain black, grey or white socks
Plain black, grey, navy or white tights
Optional summer term additions
Grey school shorts
White and blue checked summer dress
Navy baseball cap with school logo (available from school)
PE
Your child must have a full school PE kit for lessons, including plimsolls for indoor PE.
Any items of football kit or alternative T-shirts are not acceptable replacements for the
school uniform.
PE Kit
Navy PE shorts
Navy blue T-short with school logo
Navy sweatshirt bottoms – optional
Black plimsollsShoes
Your child must wear black or blue school shoes. Trainers or other sports shoes are not
permitted as substitutes for shoes. Children may bring training shoes to change in to at
playtimes but they must change back into shoes on return to the classroom. In the
summer term closed- toed sandals may be worn with socks.
Hair and headwear
If hair is long enough, it must be tied back with a simple, inconspicuous hair band.
Hijabs must be blue, black or white only and be free of any adornments, jewellery or
fringing. Dyed hair is not permitted in school.
Jewellery
Jewellery is NOT allowed to be worn - this includes earrings. We do not permit the
wearing of religious jewellery unless prior permission has been granted by the
Headteacher.
If a family is having financial difficulties in purchasing items of uniform they should
contact the school.
The governing body will monitor and review the school uniform policy by:
? seeking the views of parents, to ensure that they agree with and support the
policy
? considering, when necessary, requests from parents for individual children to
have special dispensation with regard to school uniform
? requiring the Headteacher to report to the governors on the way the school
uniform policy is implemented
