Spare Clothes At School - Not strictly SN (a bit more) so all answers welcome

[Davros]

I've put this in SN as I think it applies to SN kids a bit more than others although I'm sure its something that drives all of us mad! SN kids are more likely to have toilet accidents, rush into a puddle, maybe can't tell you what's happened to that lovely pair of Boden trousers etc.
Anyway, I have a real struggle making sure that DS has enough REASONABLY NICE spare clothes at school. Many times I KNOW he has stuff there but he has come home in someone else's vile clobber that is too hot/small/big/dirty etc! I put his name in all of his clothes so no-one could mistake them for someone else's. I don't begrudge another child borrowing his clothes if they need them and they haven't got any but I don't then expect him to come home in something horrid and unsuitable. At the moment I'm keeping a big form where I write in what I've sent in and when it came back. It works OK as I can monitor (as long as I remember to do it) but it doesn't help me KNOW where his clothes actually are at school iyswim.
I don't want the staff to have to pay too much attention to this as its sort-of trivia but I do want to suggest a way we can organise things and I'm happy to check the supply etc.
Any ideas/advice?

ds1 keeps coming home in someone else's pants!

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Got parents/staff meeting at school tomorrow and would like to be able to suggest good way to organise spare clothes.

If not too many children at school, could they have labelled kit bags stored in cupboard. Perhaps PTA could organise and maintain?

We don't send in spare clothes, school has spare uniform and pants supply, but it does mean the pants have been on a lot of bottoms.

Can you hang them on his peg in a PE bag?

Does he have a peg with his name on it? Is it possible to put his bag on that, and check at collection time that all the stuff is still in it?

A named bag with a (laminated ) list inside of what clothes are in the bag. As the clothes are used the staff tick the list to show what they've taken out. Or would that get too complicated?

Hmmm, well Lottie has a school bag which contains nappies, wipes and a spare set of clothes and they stay in that bag until they are needed. Is that a possibility?
Other thsn that I don;t know really. Bloody annoying really if you're sending in decent spare clothes which don't get seen again for ages.

My dd nursery has a 'draw' system for each child, which includes nappies, wipes and clothes. I personally think this is an excellent idea, and perhaps u could suggest it. Also means you can check it once a week rather than everyday because you have a good idea whats left in there etc..

(btw, one of those multicoloured plastic stacking draw thingamajigs each labelled with the childs name - sure it wouldn't cost the school much)

Thanks everyone. He does have a peg bag but I don't think all the others do. I'll suggest bags for all or a drawer/box system. I've got a stock of OK trackies now and tons of t-shirts I couldn't care less about so I'm getting there but I'm not sure about everyone else. Also everyone should label everything, surprising how many don't!

dd's school also uses the 'draw' system for nappies, but has its own stock of spare clothes. Not sure if this carries on as they get older though. How many children are in your ds's class?

There's 5 in DS's class and 5 staff (1:1). I don't mind at all getting dirty clothes home. I think the problem is probably that there isn't a clear system and other parents don't bother much about it.