Lambrook Second Hand Uniform Shop

About Us

The Second Hand Uniform Shop, run by a dedicated team of LPTC parent volunteers, stocks a wide range of good quality second hand uniform items.

The shop is an invaluable resource for parents, providing an affordable way to purchase quality pre-owned uniform while also helping to recycle outgrown uniform and support sustainability.

All funds raised through the shop go towards the Lambrook Foundation.

A Little History

The idea to take the Second Hand Uniform Shop online, and the creation of the original website, was the initiative of a Lambrook pupil, Aarav Bawa, who developed the concept in 2020 during the pandemic.

A dedicated team of LPTC parent volunteers works tirelessly to run and support both sides of the shop — carefully checking and fulfilling online orders, as well as being present at the Wednesday morning shop to help parents find the right items and sizes. Their time, commitment and dedication enable the shop to provide an excellent service to Lambrook families while supporting its sustainability and fundraising aims.

The Second Hand Uniform Shop is now contactless.

Wednesday Morning Sales

Parents visiting the shop in person on Wednesday mornings, 8:10am–9:00am, can pay at the point of sale using our contactless payment system.

Please note:

Payment can no longer be added to the school bill for purchases made in person.
Cash is not accepted.
Please bring a phone or contactless payment card when visiting the shop.

Online Sales

Orders placed through the Second Hand Uniform Shop website will continue to be billed to your school invoice termly, as usual.

Important Information About Orders

The parent volunteers endeavour to supply your order with the highest quality item available. Whilst they cannot refund your order, if on the rare occasion you are not happy with what is supplied, you are welcome to visit the shop in person on Wednesday morning 8.10am to 9am, to exchange for a better item if stock is available. Please also note your child cannot return the item to the shop and the volunteers cannot exchange any item that is not returned in person to the shop.

If you are unsure of sizes please visit the shop in person on a Wednesday morning, or use the Billings and Edmonds Online website to obtain new uniform

How to Order Online

Please add any items you require into the shopping cart and click checkout. Orders placed online will be billed to your school invoice termly. As part of the checkout process, you will therefore be asked to provide your contact details and your child’s name.

Once the order has been received, parents will receive a confirmation email confirming the details of their order. After details have been verified the order will progress to the next stage. Uniform shop parent volunteers will then check stock to ensure the products ordered are available in the sizes requested.

An email notification will be sent once the order is ready for collection. Please allow up to one week during term time for your order to be processed. Where possible, any orders placed by 6 pm on a Monday will be processed and be ready for collection from Thursday of that week.

Thank you for supporting the Second Hand Uniform Shop and, through your purchases, helping us to reduce waste, reuse quality uniform and raise funds for the Lambrook Foundation.

The Lambrook Foundation strives to transform the lives of the pupils within our community and beyond. This enables these children to then go on to make a difference in the lives of others, both now and in the future.

Lambrook aims to raise funds that are used to provide transformational opportunities by:

Providing transformational bursaries
Fostering meaningful partnerships with local and international schools
Raising funds for charities

The Foundation strives to create a brighter future for young minds, empowering them to reach their full potential and make a positive impact on the world.

Funds from the Second Hand Uniform Shop are used to support the partnership with our international school, Hope Valley Farm School in South Africa.

The funds will also be used to support charities chosen by the pupils within their respective Houses. Further, these funds are also used by the LPTC to support their wider fundraising initiatives.