School Uniform
Uniform
School uniform is compulsory and consists of:
- Red sweatshirt or cardigan with Pennington logo
- White polo shirt with or without the Pennington logo
- Dark grey or black trousers/skirt/pinafore
- Suitable plain black safe footwear with appropriate grip
- Red checked dress or dark grey tailored shorts (mainly in summer)
P.E Kit
Our P.E Kit consists of:
- Red and black sports t-shirts with our Pennington logo
- Black shorts
- Pumps for indoors/ trainers for outdoors
- Black tracksuit bottoms or leggings for outside in winter
- Black tracksuit top or optional red Pennington zip up hoodies (can be personalised)
Please make sure ALL items of clothing are clearly labelled with your child's name or initials
All uniform can be purchased from Identity Unit 2, Business Park, Peter Green Way, Barrow-in-Furness LA14 2PE
Our school uniform is also now available online. If you go to www.oneidentity.co.uk – and register as a new customer for school uniform, this can take up to 12 hrs to confirm due to GDPR regulations. Once you have received a confirmation email you will be able to sign in on the site.
Any problems please phone 01229 823584
Uniform
We expect all pupils to have the above uniform items. We have a second-hand uniform sale at the end of each term and encourage parents to recycle uniform no longer needed. Children grow quickly and uniform is expensive!
On health and safety grounds we do not allow children to wear jewellery in our school, with the following exceptions, earring studs in pierced ears and small objects of religious significance, such as a crucifix on a chain.
Children are asked to remove these objects during P.E, games, swimming and on outdoor learning days. Please note staff are not permitted to do this for the children.
We also ask that children do not have their ears pierced until the start of the summer break. This request is in line with Local Authority recommendations.
Extreme Haircuts
The school does not permit children to have haircuts, styles or hair colour that could serve as a distraction to other children.