At Lepton, wearing a uniform is an important part of belonging to our community. It helps children feel proud of their school, promotes a sense of identity and ensures that everyone is treated equally, regardless of background.
Our uniform also supports our school rule of “Be Ready”. By arriving at school in the correct uniform, children are ready to learn, participate and represent the school with pride. Wearing a uniform helps to reduce distractions, encourages positive attitudes and creates a strong sense of togetherness.
We appreciate the support of families in helping children come to school dressed appropriately each day, ready to learn, achieve and thrive.
School Uniform
- Grey trousers, pinafore dress or skirt
- Pale Blue shirt/blouse – Autumn and Spring terms
- Pale blue polo shirt – Summer term only KS2 (Polo shirts all year round for Reception and KS1 children only)
- Pale blue & white gingham dress – Summer term only
- Royal blue cardigan or V necked jumper
- Maroon tie, Year 3 onwards (elasticated or normal available from school, payable via ParentPay)
- White or grey socks, black or grey tights
- Sensible black shoes
Please label ALL clothing, footwear and equipment clearly with your child’s name.
Where To Get Uniform
The school uniform items can be obtained from our suppliers shop or high street retail shop, as well as via the Uniform Exchange.
Term Time Wear
5 St Johns Road,
Huddersfield
HD1 5AY
(Tel. 01484 453534)
Natasha Schoolwear
1&3 BuxtonWay
Huddersfield
HD1 2UL
(Tel. 01484 431260)
Uniform Exchange
The Uniform Exchange in Huddersfield also offer our school uniform – Please contact them with your requirements, they are always happy to assist.
P.E. Kit
- White T-shirt
- Black or blue shorts
- Pumps/Trainers suitable for indoor/outdoor P.E.
A warm outer layer may be needed for outdoor gameslessons, such as a dark coloured tracksuit
or Jogging Bottoms and a sweatshirt.
Jewellery
We prefer children not to wear any jewellery in school and our Health and Safety Policy strictly prohibits the wearing of any jewellery during P.E. lessons. If you are considering having your child’s ears pierced, the best time would be during the summer holidays, to allow healing to take place and therefore removal of earrings for P.E.