Uniform
Uniform outwardly shows the pride that we have in our school and it is important that learners look smart.
Uniform from September 2019
- Plain grey school wear trousers
- Grey granite stitch-down knife-pleat skirt *
(girls may wear the trousers if they opt to)
- Grey knitted V neck jumper *
(with green and purple stripe on the neck and school badge)
- White collared school wear shirt/blouse which buttons to the neck
- School tie worn correctly (to the neck)
- Plain black accessories such as belts and hair bands
- Tights - black or grey
- Socks - black, grey or white
- Smart black shoes that can be polished and that support and protect the feet
* specific to uniform suppliers
PE clothing
- White polo shirt, black shorts / black tracksuit bottoms and trainers
Suppliers
Jean Emporium Schoolwear
15 Sussex St, Rhyl. LL18 1SE Tel: 01745 360480 Email: jeanemporium@yahoo.co.uk
Boppers Schoolwear
4-6 Abergele Road, Colwyn Bay. LL29 7NN Tel: 01492 534421 Email: info@boppers.co.uk
School Uniform Grants
Grants available to help eligible families buy school uniform and equipment
School uniform grants are available for families on low incomes with children in primary and secondary schools. Looked after children and learners receiving free school meals can get a Welsh Government grant if they are:
- entering reception class in primary school
- at the start of any of the Key Stage 2 (Year 3), Key Stage 3 (Year 7) and Key Stage 4 (Year 10)
- aged 4 or 11 in special schools, special needs resource bases or pupil referral units
Primary and Secondary school children are entitled to £125 for each application. Children entering Year 7 can now apply for £200 to help with the additional costs of starting secondary school. The fund will cover school uniform and sports kit, equipment for out of school hours trips, including outdoor learning, and equipment for activities within the curriculum, such as design and technology.
How to apply
Contact your local authority:
