Ten Tors
Blundell’s School had five Ten Tors Teams who completed the gruelling Ten Tors challenge.
Blundell's has a well stocked shop located at the Senior School
The School Shop is located next to the visitor carpark and stocks school uniforms, sports kit, various sporting equipment and stationary items. We also stock second hand school uniforms and sports kits, too. Prep school second hand is available in the Pre-Prep building on Thursday mornings from 8:15am – 9.00am.
The opening times during term time are:
During school holidays, the school shop is open by appointment only.
To make an appointment or if you have any queries, please contact Sophie or Felicity on 01884 232316 or email shop@blundells.org.
Please see below downloadable documents that offer some more information on uniform, how to book appointments and any forms that are required for uniform fittings.
Downloads
Prep School Name Tape Order Form 2022
Blundell’s School had five Ten Tors Teams who completed the gruelling Ten Tors challenge.
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