At St Dennis Primary Academy, we believe that school uniform gives a child pride in their personal appearance.  It is important that our pupils feel a sense of belonging and community through a smart and practical uniform. We believe a uniform allows all pupils, regardless of background, to feel equal to their peers and confident. We also believe it is important for activities to be facilitated by specialised and appropriate clothing such as sports-specific attire. 

Please ensure that all items of uniform are clearly named.

All logoed items can be purchased from: 

Wovina 

3 Omaha Road 

Bodmin  

PL31 1ER 

Tel: 01208 73484 

Email: wovina@aol.com

St Dennis Primary School – WOVINA

Cornwall Screen Print and Embroidery 

72 Stennack Road 

Holmbush Industrial 

PL25 3JQ 

01726 68689 

Email: info@cornwallscreenprint.co.uk

St Dennis Primary Academy Uniform - Cornwall Screenprint & Embroidery

Alternatively, uniform without the school logo can be purchased at most supermarkets, for example Asda.  

The uniform is as follows:  

• School sweatshirt with (or without) school logo or school cardigan with (or without) school logo
• White polo shirt  
• School fleece with (or without) school logo 
• Black trousers (black jeans are not permitted) or black skirt   
• Black shorts 
• Sensible plain black shoes or plain black trainers

PE kits is as follows:  

• Plain white T-shirt with (or without) school logo 
• Black shorts 
• Suitable trainers or other sports footwear, e.g. football boots, plimsolls 

Jewellery

The only permitted jewellery that may be worn is:

• One pair of stud earrings – no other piercings are permitted
• A sensible wrist watch - no electronic smart watches are permitted

Jewellery is the responsibility of the pupil and not the school and therefore, lost or damaged items will not be refunded. All jewellery must be removed during practical lessons, e.g. during PE lessons and science experiments.

School Book Bag

On entry to the Reception class, pupils will be issued with a school book bag to carry their books, planner and any equipment. 

Hairstyles

The school reserves the right to make a judgement on the suitability of pupils’ hair and appearance. Therefore, extreme hairstyles, such as mohawks and patterned or brightly coloured hair, are unacceptable.

Pupils with what could be deemed extreme hairstyles may be exempt from the rule above on racial or religious grounds, taking into consideration each individual pupil’s scenario.

Long hair must be tied up during practical lessons, e.g. during PE. Bandana style headbands and flowers/bows or excessive hair accessories are not to be worn; however, plain hair clips or bands are acceptable.

Hair extensions are not permitted. 

Make-up

Make-up, nail varnish, false nails and nail extensions are not permitted.

There may be exceptions to the above in extreme circumstances, at the headteacher’s discretion, e.g. a pupil may be permitted to cover heavy scarring/skin damage.