School Uniform
Bangor Central Integrated Primary School believes that a school uniform plays an important role in fostering a sense of identity, pride and belonging within the school’s community. As an Integrated school, the uniform helps to promote unity across diverse backgrounds and reinforces the shared ethos of inclusion and mutual respect. A consistent uniform also acts as an equalising factor, reducing social pressures related to clothing choices and helping pupils focus on their learning. In addition, the school believes a branded uniform contributes to safeguarding by ensuring pupils are easily identifiable during school activities, trips and events beyond the school premises. However, the school is equally committed to ensuring that these benefits do not come at an unreasonable cost to families. Particular attention has been paid to minimising the number of compulsory branded items and allowing flexibility in sourcing more generic clothing, whilst in keeping with the schools ethos.
For children representing the school at events e.g. football tournaments, netball matches etc. a team kit will be provided.
For information on Uniform Grants, please click here: Uniform Grants
Uniform Suppliers
Our Uniform Suppliers can be found below. Each supplier will be able to provide the cost of each uniform item or a range of costs.
Uniform Bank / Uni Cycle
At Bangor Central IPS, we operate Uni Cycle, our school uniform bank for good-quality items that have been outgrown, not worn out. Families are invited to donate unwanted uniform items, which are then made available to other families.
Uni Cycle helps reduce costs for families while supporting sustainability by giving uniform items a second life. The uniform bank is open periodically throughout the school year and can also be accessed upon request. Please contact the school office for more information or to arrange a visit.