Uniform
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Online orders
We are accepting orders online.
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Once we receive your order we will pack it for you and contact you either by telephone or email to arrange collection. We will do our best to respond to urgent orders but please allow at least 3 working days for completion of your order.
Payment Methods and ParentPay
Payments need to be made by card (Visa, V Pay, Mastercard and Maestro) wherever possible if you are collecting in person. If you wish to make payment via ParentPay and arrange for your child to collect from Reception, you can select this option on the order form.
Exchange and Refund
To request a refund and arrange an exchange by completing an order form with a list of your required items.
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Items are covered by a 3 month guarantee against manufacturing faults, for example faulty stitching or broken zips. Proof of purchase will be required.
Contact Details
Email: uniform@writhlington.org.uk
Telephone: 01761 433581 ext 6117
Should you have any queries, please contact us on uniform@writhlington.org.uk
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For a guide to measuring please click here
Uniform
Students should all be wearing the correct uniform both in school and on the journey to and from school. Blazers should be worn around school and as students enter and leave lessons. Shirts should be tucked in and skirts should be worn without modification. Students should take pride in wearing their uniform and remember that they are ambassadors for the school when they are seen wearing it.
We take great pride in our uniform and think our students look fantastic.
Students should all be wearing the correct uniform both in school and on the journey to and from school. Blazers should be worn around school and as students enter and leave lessons. Shirts should be tucked in and skirts should be worn without modification. Students should take pride in wearing their uniform and remember that they are ambassadors for the school when they are seen wearing it.
We take great pride in our uniform and think our students look fantastic.
Uniform – Girls
- School Blazers – Navy blazer with school badge.
- Blouses (Girls) – White revere collar (short, three quarters or long sleeved) tucked firmly into skirts.
- Skirts – School checked fabric. This should be worn no more than 2 inches above the knee and should not be modified/altered.
- Pullovers– Navy blue with green stripe (optional).
- Trousers – Charcoal grey conventional cut trousers. Jeans and leggings are not acceptable.
- Tights – Navy blue/black.
- Shoes – traditional style black school shoes. No trainers, daps, or fashion shoes. Heels may be no more than an inch.
- Outdoor wear – Coats/Jackets should be practical and discrete in colour (no leather, denim or tracksuit style tops).
Jewellery, Hair and Makeup
- Makeup – We permit a discreet application of makeup for students in Years 9, 10 and 11. Students will be asked to remove any makeup that is deemed excessive by their tutors.
- Piercings – We allow students to have small, plain ear studs. No nose or other piercings are permitted. All piercings need to be removed or covered during PE/Games.
- Rings and Bracelets – No rings or bracelets should be worn (including hair ties around wrists).
- Hairstyles – Extreme hairstyles (eg completely shaved, mohawk) are not permitted and if hair is dyed it must be a natural hair colour.
Uniform – Boys
- School Blazers –Navy blazer with school badge.
- Shirts – Traditional white shirt with long or short sleeves tucked firmly into trousers.
- Trousers – Charcoal grey conventional cut trousers. Jeans and leggings are not acceptable.
- Tie – Should be worn with all shirts.
- Pullovers– Navy blue with green stripe (optional).
- Shoes – Black; no trainers or daps style fashion shoes. Should be worn with black/grey socks only.
- Outdoor wear – Coats/Jackets should be practical and discrete in colour (no leather, denim or tracksuit style tops).
Jewellery and Hair
- Piercings – We allow students to have small, plain ear studs. No nose or other piercings are permitted. All piercings need to be removed or covered during PE/Games.
- Rings – No rings are permitted.
- Hairstyles – Extreme hairstyles (eg completely shaved, mohawk) are not permitted and if hair is dyed it must be a natural hair colour.
PE Uniform
Students will be required to wear the following for PE and Games lessons, All PE Uniform MUST be clearly labelled:
Girls PE Uniform:
- Polo Shirt – Short sleeved Navy/turquoise fitted Victory PE shirt with school logo.
- PE Bottoms – Navy/turquoise skirt with cotton short or Navy/turquoise sports shorts with breathable inner.
- Trainers – suitable sporting trainers.
- Socks – Navy and turquoise school socks.
- Hoodie – Navy hoodie with school logo.
- Sports Extras – Shin pads must be worn for all football and hockey lessons.
Woollen gloves (not mittens) may be worn for hockey during the winter.
Boys PE Uniform:
- Polo Shirt – Short sleeved Navy/turquoise fitted Victory PE shirt with school logo.
- PE Bottoms – Navy/turquoise blue shorts with breathable inner.
- Trainers – Suitable sporting trainers.
- Socks – Navy and turquoise school socks.
- Hoodie – Navy hoodie with school logo.
- Football Boots – Metal studded boots for grass / only trainers/moulded studs for Astro.
- Sports Extras – Shin pads must be worn for all football and hockey lessons.
- Rugby Shirt – Short sleeved Navy/turquoise Challenge cotton Rugby shirt with school logo.
Click here for printable Uniform Guide
General information
For all PE and games activities, students with long hair should keep their hair off the face using ribbons, hair ties or hair clips.
It is strongly recommended that students wear a gum shield for hockey and rugby.
Students will only be excused from PE or games lessons on receipt of a signed note from his/her parent/carer or a medical note. Students who are excused PE or games are expected to bring and change into the correct uniform. They will take a full part in the lesson acting as a coach, leader or official.
