Uniform
Our Uniform
Blue short-sleeved, lightweight sports top (T-shirt) with school logo.
Navy blue long-sleeved, zipped training performance top, with school logo.
Navy blue training bottoms, with royal blue trim (As an alternative to training bottoms, blue shorts, blue leggings (full or ¾ length), or blue skort)
White or black socks.
Predominantly black or white trainers.
Uniform (with our school logo) is supplied by Yorico Schoolwear. You can order Yorico Schoolwear here and useful information is in the
Telford Junior School Uniform Shop User Guide.
Our Free School Delivery (FSD) service is a scheme we run to remove the cost of postage for our customers. We run this fortnightly during term time. To allow for ordering, decorating and delivering we recommend you place your order at least a week before we are scheduled to deliver or it may slip into the following delivery.
Please make sure all clothing is clearly marked with your child’s name it does make it easier to reunite it with your child if it is clearly named.
You can read our Uniform Policy here.
What the Children Say About Our Uniform
BBC Newsround recently discussed school uniform and it led to some interesting Year 4 discussions about our school uniform. The children's views were overwhelmingly positive:
Annie: "I love that we don't have to get changed at school for PE/Games".
Freddie: "I love it because it is really sporty and we don't waste any PE time having to get changed".
Marley: "I like it because it is unique compared to other schools."
Amos: "I really like it, the jackets are really warm".
Haydn: "I really like it, it is more flexible".
Zachary: "It is really easy to wear".
Jewellery and Personal Belongings
Children should not wear jewellery to school as it can be dangerous in certain activities and is likely to be damaged or lost.
Children with pierced ears may wear plain stud earrings, with parents/carers taking responsibility for any accidental injury caused by children wearing earrings. These should be taken out by the child for PE, games and swimming lessons. Parents/carers will need to consider a suitable container for their safe storage. Staff members cannot be expected to take responsibility for their safe-keeping.
Since stud earrings need to be taken out during physical activities, parents/carers are advised that piercing should not take place during term time. The school would strongly advise that earrings are not worn.
Money and Other Valuables
Money and other valuables should not be brought to school, unless required for a specific activity.
Mobile phones and other electronic devices (e.g. smartwatches) should not be brought into school. In cases where parents/carers feel there is an explicit need (e.g. because your child is travelling home independently after school), parents/carers are asked to put a request in writing for your child to bring their phone into school. In such cases, the phone is to be handed in to the school office at the start of the day and collected by the child on leaving the school at the end of the day.
Cameras
Cameras should not be brought into school. A special arrangement is made by class teachers with Year 6 children during the final week in school during the Summer Term, when they can be used under teacher supervision.
Watches & FitBits
Simple analogue or digital watches can be worn by children in school, for the purpose of telling the time.
Smart watches, or ones with a camera, should not be worn in school. The reason for these items not being in school is because there is the tendency for them to be misused, which can lead to safeguarding issues. They also present an unnecessary distraction in class, as well as being expensive items which can be lost.
FitBits can be worn in school, provided they are not proving a distraction to the children’s learning. Please be mindful that if they are lost it can upset the child.