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Going to school in PE kit

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LLWK · 08/07/2020 18:25

DS1 is due to start reception this September. In normal times, PE kit would be kept at school: shorts, t-shirt and plimsolls for indoor; joggers, sweatshirt and trainers for outdoor. Due to the Covid situation and wanting to minimise items at school, we've been asked to send them in on PE days (twice a week) wearing joggers, t-shirts, sweatshirts and trainers, with shorts underneath on indoor PE day. I can see the logic for outdoor days, but for indoor lessons it seems a bit odd. I'm not sure how comfortable shorts under joggers will be all day; they'll still have to change by taking joggers and sweatshirts off; and I'm not sure of the wisdom of doing indoor PE lessons in trainers that are worn to and from school, and therefore possibly with mud and dirt on them.

This isn't the biggest issue on the world, and I do understand the school's desire to keep things simple right now, but it seems less than ideal to me.

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SleepingStandingUp · 10/07/2020 12:37

I'm sure at that age we did it in knickers and vest.

DS will yr1, pe kit normally goes in Mon and comes home Fri but I'd happily send him in pe kit one or two days. Our school is very relaxed about logoed stuff so it's just basic dark yrackie bottoms and white tshirts

Melonslicexx · 10/07/2020 19:25

Exact same rules at my daughter's school. It's abit odd but we will adapt. Let's hope after a few months normality can resume x

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