Uniform is an important part of our St Martin's identity, it reinforces who we are as a community and helps pupils to feel pride in their school, it also helps prepare students for life after school, where many will have to dress smartly for work.

From September 2026, new government rules limit primary schools to no more than three compulsory branded items across both school uniform and PE kit. A branded item includes anything displaying the school’s name or logo, as well as items with distinctive features that can only be purchased from a specific supplier. Schools may continue to offer additional branded items as optional choices, but families must be permitted to purchase suitable unbranded alternatives. These changes are intended to reduce costs and ensure that school uniform remains affordable for all families.

Items of school uniform with the school logo can be purchased locally from:

SkoolKit
20 Endless St
Salisbury
Wilts., SP1 1DP

School Uniform Requirements

• Trousers/skirt – grey or black tailored trousers/skirt (jogging bottoms and leggings are not permitted)
• Polo Shirt – white polo shirt
• Socks – plain white, black or grey socks
• Shoes - black shoes (trainers are not permitted)
• Jumper/Cardigan – Blue with St Martin's logo

PE kit - Children will come to school dressed in their PE kit on their allocated PE day.

• Royal blue t-shirt (with or without school logo)
• Black shorts
• Plimsolls for inside
• Trainers for outside
• Plain navy blue or black training bottoms for cold outside weather
• Plain, warm, navy blue or black sweatshirts or tracksuit tops for cold weather outside. The school jumper/cardigan is perfect for this.

Make-up, false eyelashes, nail varnish or jewellery must not be worn for school.

If ears are already pierced, only one small, plain gold or silver-coloured stud (no jewels) may be worn in each ear lobe. All studs should be removed for PE.

Further Guidance:

• Sunhats are recommended for the summer term (protecting your child from the harmful effects of the sun is a priority here). Sun cream is to be administered by parents before school please, when required.
• Sensible, dark-coloured shoes qualify as school shoes – not trainers or long boots (black, ankle boots acceptable).
• All items of clothing, and other belongings brought into school, must be clearly named so that in the event of them being mislaid they can be returned to the child.

Pupils with additional needs 

We recognise that some pupils find certain fabrics less comfortable than others and are pleased to let you know that many stores, such as Asda, now produce “Easy on Wear” which is designed specifically with sensory needs in mind.