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School Uniform

An introduction to our school uniform: look smart, work smarter

School Uniform Clarification Letter 01 March 2021

School Uniform Reminder Letter 25 October 2019

Assistance with Purchasing School Uniform

The Welsh Government's Pupil Development Grant – Access scheme is designed to help parents in difficult circumstances with the purchase of school uniforms.

All pupils from Year 7-13 are expected to attend school in the correct uniform from the start of term.

Footwear: further to a request for clarification, pupils are not permitted to wear trainers or casual sports shoes, black or otherwise, as part of the new school uniform. Shoes should be smart and formal and, where possible, polish-able as these are typically not only the smartest but also the most hardwearing of footwear, they are also typically far more affordable than trainers. For large sizes, pupils can purchase shoes up to size 13 at most supermarkets or at shoe shops such as Shoe Zone.

Years 7–11

Uniform for Years 7 to 11

  • School Blazer
  • White Shirt & Year Tie
  • Black Tailored Trouser
  • School Skirt with Black Tights / Black or White Ankle Socks
  • Smart Formal Shoe
  • Plain Black V-neck Jumper (optional)

Sixth Form

Uniform for Sixth Form

  • Grey V-Neck Jumper
  • White Shirt
  • Grey Sixth Form Tie
  • Black Tailored Trouser / School Skirt with Black Tights / Black or Grey Ankle Socks
  • Smart Formal Shoe
  • School Blazer (optional)

Uniform Checklist and Diagram

Uniform Diagram

3G Sports Pitch

Ysgol Harri Tudur has a new 3G sports pitch. Built on the site of the former Pembroke School, this artificial sports surface, for rugby and football only, provides a top class facility. But it will need to be looked after, in particular with pupils wearing the correct footwear.

The document below provides further details on what is allowed and, more importantly, what is not; note in particular running spikes and metal studs will ruin the surface as will dropping chewing gum on the pitch. Please help the school keep the pitch in perfect condition.

Newsdesk

A much respected and beloved colleague and member of our staff, Ms Sue Beasley, very suddenly and unexpectedly passed away on 9th November. Ms Beasley had worked at Ysgol Harri Tudur and Pembroke School for 17 years. The most heartfelt of condolences from everybody here are extended to her two daughters. Read More…

The school now has its own twitter account to promote important news and events as well as sharing celebrations of our learner's achievements. Please follow us on Twitter @YsgolHarriTudur. More detailed information can always be found on our school website www.yht.wales and also via the Ysgol Harri Tudur app. Please continue to get in touch with us in the usual ways. Read More…

Pembrokeshire County Council FIS newsletter! Read More…

The Staff Association at Ysgol Harri Tudur have recently been donating toys, books and other gifts to the PATCH (Pembrokeshire Action To Combat Hardship) Annual Christmas Gift Appeal. The charity also run an all year round food bank and provide other household items to families and individuals who are experiencing hardship. Read More…

All drivers are requested to ensure they park in the correct parking areas; please do not park in the Bus Pick Up and Drop Off Zone. Not only does this type of parking create significant difficulties for the buses to collect and pick up learners, it increases the risk of accidents occurring. Read More…

Just a quick reminder that the next Virtual Parent Network Group of the term, which is called "Positive Praise & Rewards" is coming up on Friday 2nd December 10:00-11:30. Read More…

Ysgol Harri Tudur is committed to maintaining a safe and supportive environment for all its learners and staff. We will not tolerate bullying in any form and we remind learners that help is available from Mentors, Subject Teachers and Pupil Support Staff alongside peer support from our Sixth Form Prefects. Learners will be reminded of the school's anti-bullying measures throughout the week in Mentor Time and in Assemblies, emphasising the message that bullying is never acceptable and that help is always available. Read More…

Learners from MPCT, House representatives, school Army cadets and members of staff participated in a small Remembrance Day ceremony on Friday 11th November on the school playground. This comprised of the reading of short war poems, a 2 minute silence and the laying of wreaths. Following a school House wreath design competition, the winning designs were incorporated into wreaths and laid jointly by the winning designer and a cadet from each house. The Head, MPCT staff and the 6th Form also laid wreaths. Full story and images of the ceremony here. Read More…

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