Dailly pupils are all very proud of their school and the uniform helps build the bonds of teamwork and group responsibility. when representing he school at public events Dailly pupils really look smart.
As a school we fully support children wearing uniform as it helps to create a more inclusive school environment where the focus shifts from fashion to education.
Uniforms foster a sense of belonging and pride in the school.
Primary 7s are encouraged to wear their school hoodies, but for everyone else we are looking for a minimum of a white polo shirt, grey/black trousers/shorts/skirts and the blue school sweatshirt.
Outdoor Learning will be taking place on Friday afternoons for both P1-3 and P4-7, every second week. We expect all children to come to school wearing their school polo shirt and school sweatshirt or P7 Hoodie on these days. They can then bring outdoor trousers and footwear to change into at lunchtime. The children come into school with a noticeable different attitude to learning when dressed in casual clothes so we are asking parents to make sure that they are still wearing school uniform on a Friday even if they have Outdoor Learning.
When pupils are representing the school at events, church services, photographs, group outings etc, it is preferred that polo shirts and jumpers are worn. This makes a great impression and the children recognise the importance of representing the school in an excellent manner.
School uniform can be purchased from the shop in Ayr or from Border Embroideries online at BE Uniforms
