Menu ≡ School Uniform We are proud of our school uniform and the standard of dress within the school – our pupils are smart in more ways than one! We encourage attention to hair, nails, shoes and cleanliness in general – smart looking people are smart workers! Items of school uniform are available from most major supermarkets e.g. Tesco and Asda. Ragamuffins in Layton, Bispham Clothing, Bispham village and The Uniform and Leisure Company on Clifton Street, Blackpool stocks all our uniform including a jumper and cardigan with the school logo on if you prefer (this is not compulsory). We encourage all our pupils to have a good standard of appearance and we pay attention to nails, shoes and cleanliness in general. All pupils must wear smart, black, sensible school shoes. Trainers, boots (other than ankle boots), or shoes with a heel are not suitable for the school day, break times or PE. We appreciate that robust shoes can be expensive, however these are necessary when walking to and from school, and particularly on rainy days. We would also like to highlight that should you wish for your child to wear a shirt, they must accompany this with a tie. Clearly labelling all items will also help us to return any lost uniform to your child. Wearing a uniform allows all pupils to come to school as equals, and takes pride in their appearance and the school; there are many different values associated with this which will prepare them for later life. Uniform Policy To view our current policy, click on the ‘Uniform Policy’ button. Uniform Policy . Address Meyler Avenue, Layton Blackpool, FY3 7DX Telephone 01253 392179 Twitter @Layton_Primary Email admin@layton.blackpool.sch.uk Powered by

Menu ≡ British Values In 2011, the Government defined British values as democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect and tolerance of different faiths and beliefs. We promote these values through our own school values, curriculum and extra-curricular activities. Maintained school have obligations under section 78 of the Education Act (2002) which requires schools, as part of a broad and balanced curriculum, to promote the spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of pupils at the school and of society. More on British Values Address Meyler Avenue, Layton Blackpool, FY3 7DX Telephone 01253 392179 Twitter @Layton_Primary Email admin@layton.blackpool.sch.uk Powered by