School Uniform Shoe List
Official school shoe requirements based on uniform guidelines.
School Uniform Guidelines
Pupils must wear plain black or plain brown school shoes that are labelled with their name. Boys may choose either black or brown shoes, provided they are plain. Girls must also wear plain black or plain brown shoes, but high‑heeled shoes are not permitted. Boots are not allowed as part of the regular school uniform, and trainers or other sports shoes are reserved for PE days and are not considered regular school shoes.
Pupils must wear plimsolls or trainers when attending PE lessons. Trainers or plimsolls are also the appropriate footwear for sports and games.
Girls Shoes 31
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Brogue
Generic
Chelsea Boot
Generic
High-top Trainer
Generic
High-top Trainer (Velcro)
Generic
Lace Up Trainer
Generic
Lace-up Boot
Generic
Lace-up Oxford
Generic
Loafer
Generic
Mary Jane
Generic
Moccasin
Generic
Patent Brogue
Generic
Patent Chelsea Boot
Generic
Patent Elastic Ballet Pump
Generic
Patent Lace Up Trainer
Generic
Patent Lace-up Oxford
Generic
Patent Loafer
Generic
Patent Slip-on Ballet Pump
Generic
Patent T-Bar
Generic
Patent Velcro Brogue
Generic
Patent Velcro Mary Jane
Generic
Patent Velcro Oxford
Generic
Patent Velcro T-Bar
Generic
Patent Velcro Trainer
Generic
Patent Zip Chelsea Boot
Generic
Velcro Boot
Generic
Velcro Brogue
Generic
Velcro Mary Jane
Generic
Velcro Oxford
Generic
Velcro T-Bar
Generic
Velcro Trainer
Generic
Zip Chelsea Boot
Generic
Boys Shoes 8
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Sports Shoes 11
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School Shoe Fitting Guidelines
Children's feet grow quickly - they may need new shoes every 3-4 months depending on age and activity level.
Check for Proper Fit:
- Allow approximately half an inch (1.3 cm) of space between the longest toe and the front of the shoe
- Ensure the width is comfortable with no pinching or bulging
- The heel should fit snugly without slipping
- Shoes should be comfortable immediately - no "breaking in" period needed
When to Replace:
- When there's less than half an inch of growing room
- If the shoe shows signs of wear or damage
- If your child complains of discomfort or pain
- Check regularly for redness or blisters on your child's feet
Measuring Tips:
- Measure both feet while standing
- Measure at the end of the day when feet are at their largest
- Have your child wear the type of socks they'll wear with the shoes
- Use the measuring gauge on page 2 only if you can't get the shoes fitted professionally
- Shoes from different brands may have different sizing, so it's important to try them on
