BACK TO SCHOOL ALERT! Our last deliveries to schools this term will be w/c 15th July, resuming w/c 9th September. The summer is our busiest time - please don't leave it to the last minute.
TO BEAT THE QUEUES AND AVOID DELAYS WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND PARENTS & CARERS TO ORDER NEXT TERM'S UNIFORM BEFORE THE MIDDLE OF AUGUST
Summer opening times are as follows:
WHERE IS ACE CLOTHING? Please see the Contact page for directions - or find us on Facebook where we have made a VIDEO showing how to get to Ace from North Wembley station!
TO BEAT THE QUEUES AND AVOID DELAYS WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND PARENTS & CARERS TO ORDER NEXT TERM'S UNIFORM BEFORE THE MIDDLE OF AUGUST
Summer opening times are as follows:
- Monday - Friday 9.30-5.00
- Saturdays 10.00 -5.00 (from 3rd Aug – 28th Sept)
- Ticket entry system at store - last ticket issued strictly at 4.30
WHERE IS ACE CLOTHING? Please see the Contact page for directions - or find us on Facebook where we have made a VIDEO showing how to get to Ace from North Wembley station!
Uxendon Manor Uniform
School Address and Website
 | Uxendon Manor Primary School, Vista Way, Kenton, Harrow, Middlesex, HA3 0UX Tel: 020 8907 5019 http://www.uxmanor.brent.sch.uk/index.htm Ace offers a FREE delivery service to the school on Wednesdays during term-time. Alternatively you can collect from Ace's shop in Wembley. In either case parents will be notified when items are ready for collection. Price lists for Ace Clothing are available from the School Office. |
Uxendon Manor Uniform Policy
All children are expected to wear school uniform. The school uniform is set out in the table below:- Boys
- Grey or black trousers
- White polo shirt or white shirt
- School sweatshirt (royal blue)
- Black ‘sensible’ school shoes
- Black/grey socks
Spring/Summer Terms - Black or grey short trousers may be worn during the Summer Term
Girls - Grey/black skirt, pinafore dress or trousers
- White school polo shirt or white blouse
- School sweatshirt (royal blue)
- Black ‘sensible’ school shoes
- Black, grey or white socks or tights
Spring/Summer Terms - A blue and white summer dress may be worn during the Summer Term
If a child wears the Hijab, then it should be in one of the following colours: blue, white or black. All hair bands/hairclips/hair accessories should also be in blue, white, black, yellow or grey. Children may change into trainers for the lunchtime break, however strong, sensible, low heeled black shoes are expected to be worn at all other times. Old shirts/overalls are encouraged to cover up children’s clothing during art/craft lessons.
P.E. Kit - All the children should have a P.E. kit, this consists of royal blue shorts, a white tee shirt and plimsolls (trainers for outdoor sessions).
- Children may wear royal blue or navy blue jogging bottoms for P.E. if they wish.
- During cold weather children may wear a royal blue or navy blue sweatshirt.
Indoor P.E. Kit - Black plimsolls
- Plain white t-shirt or plain white polo shirt
- Royal blue shorts
Outdoor P.E. Kit - Trainers may be worn for outdoor P.E.
- Plain white t-shirt or plain white polo shirt
- Royal blue shorts
- Royal blue tracksuit trousers and a royal blue sweatshirt are essential in the winter months
Swimming Kit - Children should wear a swimming costume, swimshorts or a pair of trunks.
- A swimming cap must be worn by children who have long hair.
- Goggles are only permitted after a note of permission has been received from a parent. Pupils may wear more modest attire for swimming (leggings and a long sleeved tee shirt) if a note has been received by the parents.
Jewellery & Personal Property - Jewellery such as rings, bracelets or necklaces should not be worn at school by children, unless it is for religious reasons.
- Children with pierced ears may wear small, smooth studs. Earrings or religious items must be removed or taped down for all P.E. lessons.
- Make up and nail polish should not be worn by children unless it is for performance purposes.
- Money, jewellery, toys and other personal belongings should not be brought to school and it should be made clear to children that we cannot be held responsible for them being lost or stolen.
