Parents are asked to co-operate with the school in encouraging the wearing of the school uniform. The uniform was agreed in consultation with parents, pupils, staff and the Parent Council.
Our uniform incorporates a range of popular items of dress eg polo-shirts, sweatshirts and fleeces which are practical and easy to wear. They are of high quality and are reasonably priced. Wearing school uniform contributes to a positive school ethos and helps avoid discrimination and reduces peer pressure to wear expensive designer clothing.
A school’s reputation can also be enhanced in the local community by the wearing of school uniform and school security will be improved as it will be easier to identify intruders.
The appropriate clothing and footwear for PE is a T-shirt, shorts and gym shoes with non-marking soles. These are necessary for health and safety reasons and your co-operation is requested to ensure that pupils are equipped to participate in the PE lessons.
Please ensure that all items of clothing are clearly labelled, particularly ties, sweat shirts and PE equipment which are often lost.
Please help us by ensuring that pupils do not bring valuable or expensive items of clothing to school.
Please note that football tops and scarves may NOT be worn in school, nor may skimpy tops, T-shirts with slogans or other inappropriate clothing. If you have any queries regarding the school’s dress code, please contact the school office.
If you wish to wear school uniform items that have the Broughton badge, they can be purchased on Superlogo. The link to the Superlogo site where uniforms can be ordered online is below.
Please note it is not compulsory to wear uniform items showing the Broughton badge, and parents and carers can also purchase non-branded school uniform in our school colours from supermarkets and other outlets. Our school colours are navy blue and red.
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