Aldi Confirms Major School Uniform Sale with Prices from £1.50

Aldi has confirmed the date of its major school uniform sale, with the return of a £5 offer to help parents prepare for the next school term starting in September. The discount supermarket urges shoppers to act quickly, as the range, starting at just £1.50, will be available in stores from June 28 while stocks last.

£5 Uniform Bundle Returns

As part of the sale, Aldi is bringing back its popular £5 uniform bundle. Available in sizes from ages four to 12 years, the bundle includes a choice of two high-quality Girls’ Polo Shirts (£1.75) with ruffle collar detail or classic Boys’ Polo Shirts (£1.75), both in white or blue. There is also a navy or red Sweatshirt (£1.50) or smart Cardigan (£1.50) in red, and a choice of durable Trousers (£1.75), a Pleated Skirt (£1.75), or versatile Cargo Shorts (£1.75) in grey.

The bundle comes with a 12-month satisfaction guarantee. Aldi says: "So parents can rest easy knowing the uniform is made to last and will get their kids through the year."

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Footwear and Accessories

Aldi is also selling footwear from £7.99 in a choice of three girls’ and two boys' styles. The supermarket said: "All with a memory foam insole cushioning every step from the classroom to the playground, they’re designed to keep kids comfortable from the first bell until the last." Complete the necessities with a five-pack of Ankle or Knee-High Socks (£2.49).

New for this year, parents can pick up a range of Back to School Hair Accessories (£1.99) with a variety of styles from practical headbands, clips and bows to colourful ties and scrunchies in school-ready shades of blue, red, or green.

Cost Savings and Legislation

The average school uniform costs about £340 for primary school and £454 for secondary school each year, typically including compulsory branded items, generic clothing, PE kits, and school shoes. Aldi's affordable options could help parents save money. From this September, schools will be required by law to cap the number of branded uniform items to three (excluding ties) under new legislation as part of the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill. Officials say this would save parents up to £50 per child.

Full List of Items Available from June 28

Shoppers can see the full list of upcoming Aldi offers. Ordering items from Aldi's website is not possible, meaning shoppers have to visit their local branches. Items include: