School Uniform

Our school uniform is in the colours green and grey, which we would like all pupils to wear. Purchased uniform does not need to be branded with the school logo.

• White polo shirt with or without logo

• Bottle Green cardigan or sweatshirt with or without logo

• Grey pinafore dress / skirt or trousers

• Grey shorts (only to be worn in the summer term)

• Green school dresses (only to be worn in the summer term)

• Black shoes with no colour or branding visible, no trainers.

PE Kit

White T- shirt, black shorts, velcro pumps in a named draw string pump bag. Trainers may be needed for the summer months.

Branded Uniform can be purchased from the following shops. Click on this web address to go to their page: 

N.B. Uniform does not need to be branded with the school logo.

WB Schoolwear
20 Bells End Road 
Walton on Trent
01283 711 538
https://www.wbglobaltrading.co.uk/store/Eton-Park-Junior-School-c88766740 

My Uniform Ltd
82 Wellington Street
Burton upon Trent
01283 619224
https://myuniformltd.co.uk/find-your-school/junior-primary-schools/lansdowne-infants-school/

School uniform items are also available at most supermarkets or high street stores.

Please ensure that all your child's uniform is clearly marked with your child's name.

Book Bags

Green book bags with the school logo available. These are great for carrying your children’s homework and books to school. They also fit into your child’s school tray.

Jewellery and Earrings

Children are not permitted to wear jewellery in the academy.  It is a health and safety risk and could potentially be dangerous for your child or others.  The only exception is for watches and stud earrings which must be removed for P.E. lessons.  Please note that staff are unable to assist the children with removal of jewellery.  If your child is unable to remove it themselves they should not wear them to the academy on the days in which they have P.E.  The Academy does not approve of the wearing of makeup (including nail varnish) or other jewellery except for cultural reasons, and then only if approved by the Principal.

Hair

Children should have their hair in a neat and tidy style for school.

Unnecessary adornments, such as flowery bobbles and glittery headbands, are not allowed and children should not have razor patterns cut into their hair.