Uniform Supplier |
The Wavell School’s sole supplier for uniform (including PE kit) is:
Uniform can be:
Brenda’s can also provide
Uniform Grants are no longer available however the School may be able to help in cases of extreme hardship. Wavell Second Hand Uniform We have a Facebook Group for parents to buy, sell and swap their unwanted Wavell Uniform and equipment. |
PE Uniform |
Details of the PE Uniform can be found here... |
Equipment List |
Every student is expected to bring the following basic equipment to School each day:
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Uniform & Equipment
A high standard of personal appearance is expected of all students and anyone arriving at school in non-uniform clothing may expect to be sent home to change or be put in isolation. Students are expected to wear FULL School Uniform to and from School.
- Navy blue sweatshirt with Wavell shield.
- White polo shirt with Wavell shield.
- Black trousers with Wavell shield.
- Black box pleat skirt with Wavell shield- length close to knee – Brenda’s will guide individuals on the length of the skirt and will not sell a skirt if they deem it too short.
All students are expected to wear plain black leather low heeled shoes (not backless/canvas/boots/ trainers) with plain black, grey or white socks/ plain black, grey or neutral tights. If socks are worn on top of tights, the socks are to be the same colour as the tights, i.e., black, grey or neutral.
All items of clothing should be clearly marked with the student’s name using a laundry pen or sew-on/iron-on labels |
Our uniform policy aims to achieve the following:
A sense of pride, community and belonging.
A feeling that students are all equal to their peers.
Support positive Behaviour for Learning.
Prepare students for Dress Codes in the World of Work.
Protect students from social pressures to dress in a particular way.
Support effective Teaching and Learning.