Uniform Expectations

At Newport Primary School, we encourage all children to wear school uniform every day. Wearing a uniform helps children feel part of our school community and promotes a sense of belonging and pride in the school.

We aim to keep uniform costs as low as possible for families, therefore our uniform does not require embroidered school logos and can be purchased from a range of retailers.

School Uniform

Children should wear:

  • Black or grey trousers, shorts, skirt or pinafore dress
  • White polo shirt, shirt or blouse
  • Royal Blue sweatshirt, cardigan or jumper
  • Black, white or grey socks
  • Black or grey tights (if worn)
  • Sensible black footwear (trainers can be worn)

During warmer weather, children may wear:

  • Blue and white gingham summer dresses
  • Black or grey tailored shorts

PE Kit

Children should wear:

  • Plain white T-shirt
  • Black shorts
  • Trainers or suitable sports footwear

During colder weather, children may also wear:

  • Plain black tracksuit bottoms or leggings
  • Plain black sweatshirt or hoodie

Children should wear their PE kits to school on their PE days.

Jewellery and Personal Items

  • No jewellery should be worn. Exceptions may be made for jewellery worn for religious reasons, provided it does not pose a health and safety risk.
  • Stud earrings may be worn but must be removed or covered for PE lessons.
  • Watches may be worn (no Smart watches)
  • Children should not wear make-up, false nails or nail varnish.

Labelling Clothing

Please ensure that all items of clothing, footwear and bags are clearly labelled with your child’s name. This helps us return lost property quickly.

Support for Families

If you require support with school uniform costs, please contact the school office in confidence. We may be able to provide assistance through our pre-loved uniform stock or other support available to families.

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Middlesbrough Co-op Trust
Newport Primary School

St Paul's Road
Middlesbrough
Cleveland
TS1 5NQ

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