We strongly believe that school uniform gives our pupils a sense of identity and of belonging to the academy. It helps to ensure that no student feels disadvantaged in terms of appearance, removes the need to keep up with constantly changing and expensive fashion trends, and instils a sense of pride.

We expect all our school pupils to wear full school uniform and come to school looking presentable each day. This also extends to presentation of hairstyles. Hair should be of natural colour and worn in a style which does not compromise health and safety. Hairstyles including Mohican and other non-gradual changes in length, patterned, shaving and grade 1 or below are unacceptable.

Any items of school uniform which have the school logo can be ordered from the office.

Steps to Ordering Compulsory Items:

For Existing Parents - You can order school jumpers via ParentPay - Once you have placed your order and paid please contact the school office on 01566 701658 to arrange collection. 

All other uniform such as PE kit, sun caps, replacement book bags and water bottles can be purchased through the Price and Buckland website direct.

LPS sun cap and PE kit - These items can be purchased through the Price & Buckland website.

Please note that the book bag is a replacement one only. You will receive a book bag and water bottle for free when your child starts school.

Financial Support 

For families who are eligible for Free School Meals (Pupil Premium), the school will offer a financial contribution for the purchase of the following:

• 2 branded knitwear Jumper

• 1 branded PE t-shirt

• 1 branded sun cap

Please contact the school office via email secretary@launcestonprimary.uk or call 01566 701685 to discuss this.

All pupils will be given a school book bag and water bottle to start school.

What Isn't Allowed? 

We ask that children do not wear jewellery to school, or wear nail varnish.  

For health and safety reasons, long hair should be kept out of children’s eyes and tied back, particularly for PE and Forest School sessions. 

Extreme hairstyles such as very short or ‘buzz cuts’, sculptured names or symbols, hairpieces/braids or dyed hair, are neither appropriate nor acceptable for children of primary school age.