The Landsdale Primary School uniform policy has been developed by the Landsdale Primary School Board to promote a positive school culture, foster a sense of community, and create an environment conducive to learning and personal development.
It is expected that all students from K-6 at Landsdale Primary School will wear the school uniform as endorsed by the Landsdale Primary School Board.
The Landsdale Primary School Board believes a uniform policy:
- Promotes a sense of belonging: Wearing a uniform fosters a sense of unity and belonging among students. It creates a visual representation of the school community and instils pride in being part of it.
- Encourages equality: Uniforms help to create a level playing field among students from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds. Regardless of their financial situation, all students wear the same attire, reducing social comparisons based on clothing.
- Enhances school safety: Uniforms make it easier for staff to identify students on or off school grounds and quickly spot anyone who doesn't belong. This enhances security measures and ensures a safer learning environment.
- Fosters focus on learning: By removing distractions related to fashion, uniforms allow students to focus more on their learning, enhancing academic performance.
- Prepares students for future expectations: Wearing uniforms teaches students about the importance of dressing appropriately for different contexts, preparing them for future workplace dress codes and expectations.
- Promotes school identity: Uniforms serve as a visible representation of the school's identity and values. They create a positive image in the community and reinforce the school's reputation.
- Promotes active participation: Uniforms ensure that students are safely dressed for specific school activities such as Physical Education.
All uniform items can be purchased online (https://tudorschooluniforms.com.au) or by visiting Tudor Uniforms at 1/75 Excellence Drive, Wangara
Students, and their parents, not following the uniform policy will receive:
- Encouragement from a designated staff member on the benefits of a uniform policy.
- Support in obtaining suitable clothing, if necessary.
- An exemption for an agreed length of time for dress modification.
- A phone call or letter home to parents of students not wearing the appropriate uniform items.
- A meeting with the principal/deputy principal to discuss repeated instances of not following the uniform policy.
Students who have access to uniforms but are not following the uniform policy, may be denied the opportunity to represent their school at official school activities, which includes activities such as; assemblies, excursions, sporting events, social events, choir and camp.
Review of Uniform Policy
The uniform policy will be reviewed by the Landsdale Primary School Board in alignment with our Business Planning Cycle. Parents may have input by contacting any of the members of this committee.