Aldi's brand new school range hits middle aisle TODAY – and you can nab 2 pack of shirts for just £1.75
SCHOOL may not be out yet but Aldi are already helping parents prepare for September.
The chain retailer has launchd their back to school range, featuring uniforms, stationary, and sports supplies.
Aldi shoppers can pick up everything they need for the school year from the Specialbuy section from today.
The new range will help parents make significant savings on uniform buys, which have become incresingly pricier over the years.
Uniforms
Aldi is selling every uniform buy from pinafores to tracksuits for P.E. days.
You can find a two-pack of polos, in both boy and girl fits, for just £1.75.
Perfect for year-round wear, especially warmer days, these shirts are available in white and blue.
And parents can also grab a classic school jumper or cardiga n for just £1.50, with a variety of colours to choose from.
A classic grey school pinafore is listed for just £6.99, for ages four through 12.
You can grab a pair of girl's and boy's leather shoes from the middle aisle for just £8.50.
There are also pleated school skirts available for £1.75 and a more casual jersey skirt for £3.49.
And parents can even pick up a three-pack of tights for just £3.99 and a five-pack of ankle socks for £2.49.
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Sports supplies
And you can also shop for sports buys for your little one, with every from P.E. day wear to trainers.
The children's trainers are available in boy's and girl's styles for just £6.99.
Other P.E. buys include a two-pack of sports shorts for £2.99 and a two-pack of joggers for £6.99.
There are also sports day buys available, including a pair of football boots for just £9.99.
And if your child is involved in contact sports, you can nab a mouth guard for £1.99.
EXTRA HELP WITH SCHOOL UNIFORM COSTS
IF you can't get targeted help from your council, you might have some other options available to you.
In some areas, you can talk directly to your school, which might be able to offer you clothing.
Or, you might be able to get cheap garments from low-budget shops or charity stores.
Some charities offer help to families in need too.
But bear in mind charities often have a limited amount of money to give and usually have specific criteria which must be met in order to get a grant.
Charity Turn2Us has a free grants search tool on its website which you can use to find out what help is available to you.
Meanwhile, you can always try approaching your nearest Citizens' Advice branch.
If you don't know where your nearest Citizens' Advice branch is, you can find out by visiting www.citizensadvice.org.uk/about-us/contact-us/nearby/.
If you're not eligible for a school uniform grant you might be able to get help through the Household Support Fund.
Classroom supplies
You can kit out your child's school bag without spending too much with everything from lunch essentials to stationary buys.
Your little one can choose between a variety of fun school bag designs, available for just £11.99.
And you can even go for a matching lunch bag, which are on sale for just £5.99.
Your little one can stay entertained with fun activities, including a £4.99 tin activity case, a £3.99 kaleidoscope colouring kit, a £2.99 giant wipe clean workbook, and an assortment of chalk for £1.99.
Plus, all the other supermarkets slashing the prices of their school uniforms.
The cheapest UK shops for all school essentials have also been revealed.
And the exact dates back to school buys will be launching in each supermarket.
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