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Case study: Grimes Dyke Primary School, Leeds
Louise Hill, Headteacher at Grimes Dyke Primary School, shares how the school went from a traditional to an always active uniform and the impact the change had.
London school joins always active uniform pilot to combat children’s inactivity and obesity levels
Active Uniform Alliance founding partner the Youth Sport Trust has launched an exciting year-long initiative with Harbinger Primary School in London
Why it’s time to ditch office-style uniforms and let children move freely
The hidden problem with traditional school uniforms In most of the UK, schools still ask children to wear uniforms that look more suited to an office than a playground. Blazers, ties, pleated skirts, formal trousers and stiff shoes may appear smart, but they are rarely designed with children’s everyday needs in mind. Formal uniforms restrict […]
BBC: School uniforms ‘no good for running around’
Prof Helen Dodd, a child psychology expert at the University of Exeter Medical School, spoke to BBC Radio Devon about how a rethink of school dress codes could better support children’s wellbeing and development. Read the article on BBC News.
Made to Move campaign launched
On 2 June, the Active Uniform Alliance launched its campaign to make being active all the time the new normal in school clothing. The launch gained national attention with three live broadcasts from Grymes Dyke Primary School in Leeds and reports across national and local media, including BBC Radio 5 Live.




