Our school uniform helps children feel a sense of belonging and pride in being part of our school community. We ask that all children come to school wearing the correct uniform each day, looking smart, comfortable and ready to learn.
We are very conscious of keeping the number of branded items at a minimum and ask that children have at least one branded school uniform item, along with a school tie (where appropriate). The remaining generic uniform items (e.g. Grey trousers, skirts etc) can be purchased from a range of suppliers.
Branded Uniform can be purchased online from BE Uniforms

We also have a supply of pre-loved school uniform available to purchase from the school at a very low cost. This is a great way to save money while giving good-quality uniform a second life. All proceeds from pre-loved uniform sales go towards FoSS (Friends of Stanwix School) and help support our children and school community.
If you would like to view or purchase any pre-loved uniform, please speak to the school office.
We are also very grateful to receive donations of clean, good-condition school uniform that is no longer needed but still has plenty of life left in it.
Thank you for your continued support in helping us make our school uniform as affordable and accessible as possible for all families.
Everyday Uniform
Please note that heels, trainers and sports-style shoes are not permitted as part of the school uniform.
Summer Uniform
During the summer term and the first half of the autumn term, children may wear:
Everyday Uniform
Please note that high heels, trainers and sports-style shoes are not permitted as part of the school uniform.
Summer Uniform
During the summer term and the first half of the autumn term, children may wear:
A white polo shirt may be worn instead of the usual shirt and tie.
All children need a plain yellow T-shirt / polo neck and black or navy shorts for indoor PE lessons.
PE Footwear
Reception
Years 1–2 (KS1)
Years 3–6 (KS2)
Years 3–6: Outdoor Sports Kit
Outdoor sports kit consists of:
For health and safety reasons, children with long hair must have it tied back.
Hair accessories should be kept simple and should be in the school colours.
Head scarfs, Kippahs and any religious headgear items can be worn.
For health and safety reasons, jewellery is not permitted in school.
The exceptions are:
Children must be able to remove their own earrings.
All jewellery must be removed for PE and games to prevent injury.
Make-up is not permitted in school. This includes nail varnish.