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Whiteabbey Primary School, Newtownabbey

School Uniform

Blue gingham summer dress can be worn Easter to late September
Blue gingham summer dress can be worn Easter to late September
 
Our PE kit
Our PE kit
 
Boys can wear grey trousers or shorts and our girls can wear grey socks or tights or white socks
Boys can wear grey trousers or shorts and our girls can wear grey socks or tights or white socks
 
 
Black school shoes
Black school shoes
 

The wearing of full school uniform is expected as an integral part of our school ethos which promotes positive attitudes, high standards and a sense of personal pride.

Our children wear grey shorts/trousers/skirt/pinafore and a black Whiteabbey PS sweatshirt or cardigan and school polo shirt. In the warmer months girls may wear a blue gingham dress.

The school branded items can be purchased through our Parents and Teacher Association.  The PTA have an online shop were uniform items can purchased, this can be accessed via this link Whiteabbey PS PTA Uniform Shop

The PTA will also run a number of Uniform Shops throughout the course of the school year where parents can purchase the usual brand new uniforms and a selection of pre loved options as well.  Any queries in relation to uniform, parents can email whiteabbeypsuniforms@gmail.com and one of the PTA volunteers will be happy to help.

Our children wear plain black outdoor shoes and are also required to have black elasticated or velcro PE slippers in school in their PE bag. These will remain in school throughout the week.

To avoid distractions and to maintain a conservative and modest feeling to day to day life, our children do not wear make up or jewellery; except for a wrist watch and if ears are pierced, only one small stud in each ear. No other piercings are permitted.

Our children are expected to have natural hair colours and no extremes in hair style or length.  Children should not wear a style of hair with shapes cut into their hair or where there are large contrasts of length. If this is breached, we reserve the right to ask parents to take their child out of school until the matter is addressed.