School Uniform September 2021 Jordanhill School This booklet contains details of the standard school uniform. The neat, tidy turnout of our pupils is a credit to parents and is an important factor in the school’s reputation in the community. It would be greatly appreciated if parents would ensure that pupils wear the appropriate uniform at all times. Correct school uniform must be worn not only in school, but whenever travelling to and from school, when on study leave but visiting the School, and whenever representing the school. Exceptions to this will be for specific activities and participating pupils will be advised. • Only those items specified on the uniform list will be permitted. • Pupils must be neat and tidy in appearance. • Shirts must be tucked in, and have collar and cuff buttons fastened. T- shirts worn under shirts must be plain white. • Ties must be worn correctly. • Hairstyles must be appropriate, as must hair fasteners / accessories. Extremes of hairstyle, hair colour and hair length are unacceptable • School shoes should be plain black, waterproof and contain no logos. (Training, canvas and sports shoes should be worn only for PE and when accessing the all-weather pitch). • Pupils are allowed to wear black boots to and from school in inclement weather but should change into shoes during school hours. • Pupils are permitted to wear a jacket, preferably in school colours, over their blazer during inclement weather. Pupils should remove this when they enter the school building along with hats and scarves. • Blazers must be worn when travelling to and from school, and at all times when moving around the school. They may be removed in classrooms. • Jumpers must not be tied round the waist. Hooded tops must not be worn unless they are the school supplied hooded top which can be worn as part of the sports kit. • All items of uniform and personal belongings must be clearly marked with the owner’s name. • Jewellery must be discreet and minimal. For safety reasons, one pair of stud earrings only is permitted. No more than one ring or bracelet may be worn. Facial adornments through lips, eyebrows, noses or tongues are not permitted. • Make-up must be natural and discrete and nail-polish should be clear or light pink. • Jewellery and make-up are not permitted in Primary. The Purposes of Uniform The wearing of uniform has been strongly endorsed by the parent body and is condition of acceptance of a place in Jordanhill School. Uniform enhances a young person’s sense of belonging and ensures that no person feels isolated or can be bullied because they are “different”. Uniform moderates many of the pressures on adolescents. Its visibility encourages responsibility in the community. ✓ Uniforms take the competition out of dress ✓ Uniforms keep the focus on learning, not clothing ✓ Easy mornings for families ✓ Uniforms create a feeling of oneness and belonging. ✓ Give the public a positive impression ✓ Uniforms bring an image of success to students and teachers ✓ Safety – ‘intruders’ are easily identifiable While there are costs for parents, the wearing of uniform reduces wear and tear on other clothing, items such as blazers can be used by more than one child and it is easier for parents to resist demands for expensive designer clothing. A lack of uniform in a school accentuates social and economic differences. Variations on standard uniform are agreed for a wide variety of reasons relating to medical conditions, religious beliefs, additional support needs, gender orientation or any protected characteristic. It is important that the needs of an individual are well understood and the implications of variations are explored with a young person and parents so that appropriate support mechanisms are in place. Please contact the Head of Primary or Head of Year in Secondary if you wish to discuss such options. Primary: P1 – P3 Mandatory Items All Blazer with badge White shirt School tie * V-neck jersey (brown traditional school colours) Black shoes Green overall (P1 and P2) Options Girls Brown pinafore with badge Dark grey or black trousers Brown/dark green cardigan ¾ brown socks or green/brown tights Option Boys Dark grey or black trousers with short black socks Dark grey or brown shorts with ¾ brown socks (traditional school colours) Primary: P4 – P7 Mandatory Items All Blazer with badge White shirt School tie * V-neck jersey (brown traditional school colours) Black shoes Options Girls Brown skirt with box pleats Dark grey or black trousers Brown/dark green cardigan ¾ brown socks or green/brown/black tights Option Boys Dark grey or black trousers Black socks Primary: P1 – P3 Summer Options Can be worn from Easter until the September weekend. Boys White polo shirt with crest * and green school sweatshirt with crest * Brown/grey short trousers with ¾ brown socks (traditional school colours) Girls Summer dress (yellow/green) White cardigan White socks Primary: P4 – P7 Summer Options Boys White polo shirt with crest * and green school sweatshirt with crest * Brown/grey short trousers with ¾ brown socks (traditional school colours) Girls Summer dress (yellow/green) White or green cardigan White socks or White polo shirt with crest * and green school sweatshirt with crest * Primary Girls and Boys PE Primary 1 and 2 White shirt or white polo shirt with crest * Black shorts * Black gym shoes or trainers School socks Primary 3 to 7 Gold polo shirt with crest * Black shorts* Black gym shoes or trainers School socks Primary Optional Items Brown or dark green jacket or cagoule or raincoat Woollen Hat * (school colours) Brown / dark green gloves * Ribbons / clasps (school colours) Regulation school scarf * School bag * Waterproof jacket with fleece lining * Secondary Uniform Mandatory Items All Blazer with badge White shirt School tie * V-neck jersey (brown traditional school colours) Black shoes Black socks / tights Options Girls Brown box pleat skirt Dark grey or black trousers Kilted Skirt (S5/S6) – Jordanhill Tartan Option Boys Dark grey or black trousers Secondary pupils frequently attend public events and engage with employers and other agencies. The style of trousers worn must be suitable for a ‘professional’ interview. The school’s uniform suppliers offer suitable stock. PE Kit S1 - 6 Gold polo shirt with crest * Plain black shorts or leggings * Trainers Pupils participating in contact sports such as rugby and hockey are strongly advised to wear a gum shield * at all times. Optional PE items for Primary and Secondary Hooded top * Tracksuit trousers * Tracksuit jacket (hooded and waterproof) * Tracksuit jacket (Retro) * P4 – P7 Quarters top * Shorts / Skort * Sportswear Football P4 – S6 Football top * Football shorts * Sports socks * Astro trainers Football boots Goalkeeper Top (Blue) * Goalkeeper Shorts (Navy) * Rugby P6 – S6 Ruby top * Rugby shorts * Sports socks * Trainers Rugby boots Pupils are strongly advised to wear a gum shield at all times. Hockey P6 – S6 Hockey top * Hockey skort * Sports socks * Trainers Pupils are strongly advised to wear a gum shield at all times. Uniform Suppliers John Lewis Buchanan Galleries Glasgow G1 2GF Tel: 0141 353 6677 Stevensons 310 Clarkston Road Muirend Glasgow G44 3EG Tel: 0141 471 8278 Email: [email protected] Jordanhill School Online Uniform Shop All items marked with an asterisk * can be ordered on our online uniform shop on our school website. .