Uniform

Walker School Uniform Policy

At Walker we are proud of our school and the children are proud to wear its uniform. Wearing the uniform gives us a sense of identity and belonging and it reminds us that at Walker we have a strong sense of community and cohesion and high standards of behaviour, effort and achievement.

Having chosen to send your child to a uniform wearing school, we expect parents to support us by providing the correct uniform for your child to wear which will help them to discover that sense of belonging for themselves.

Approved uniform:

• • Walker sweatshirt or cardigan - red with school logo
  • Walker polo shirt - white with school logo
  • Trousers - grey or black standard school wear (no fashion items)
  • Skirt or pinafore dress - grey or black standard school wear (no fashion items)
  •  Socks and tights - plain grey, black, white or red
  • Shoes - black, low heels (no trainers)

Summer uniform (optional)

• •  Dress - red and white gingham check
  •  Sandals - red, white, black or dark navy (no backless styles)
  •  Shorts - grey or black standard school wear (no fashion items)
  •  Socks - plain grey, black, white or red (socks must be worn, no bare feet)

 PE Kit  Indoor

Walker Red PE kitbag 

•  T-shirt - School House Colours with school logo:
  • Eiger Red
  • Everest Blue
  • Snowdon Yellow
  • Matterhorn Green 
•  Shorts - plain white 

PE Kit - outdoor

• • Tracksuit for cold weather - black (preferably plain)
  • Trainers

Additional Items

• Walker book bag - red with school logo
• Warm winter coat
• Sunhat or Walker Cap
• Water bottle
• Reflective safety wear for walking to/from school

All items of uniform must be labeled with the child’s name - labels are available on the website.

Jewellery should not be worn in school with the exception of studs for pierced ears.

All watches and jewellery must be removed during PE lessons (with the exception of studs) for safety reasons.

Hairstyles

Long hair should be tied back if over collar length (boys and girls) and shaved patterns in hair are not acceptable. 

The school does not permit children to have patterns cut into their hair as these could serve as a distraction to other children and are considered by the governing body to be unsuitable for school. The school does not permit unnatural colourings in the children's hair for similar reasons.  Hair adornments such as slides or headbands must be neat, unobtrusive in colour and size, and serve a practical purpose rather than just being fashion accessories.

The Friends Association hold regular sales of second-hand uniform at school; please contact the school for details.

September 2020