Shall I remove the pullup nappies completely?

At 5 years old I'd expect all nappies and pull ups (day & night) to be gone

Plenty of kids aren’t night time trained until 6 or 7. I would still use PullUps at night or they have special nighttime ones.

To add on to what @Katie said, night time dryness is mostly hormonal and can't really be "trained" for the same way as the day time

My 5 year old still wet his bed at night most times. Currently 4:25am , I had to change out his beddings 😭

How does that work with school? I would start by emptying the nappy in the toilet in front of them and flushing or taking them if they look busy. Are they dry at night in the pull up?

Have you tried stopping the pull ups to see if they will poop in the toilet? My daughter is almost 5 and it took longer for her to poop in the potty. She still has pull ups at night and I am going to wait until she is getting up at night to go potty before I stop.

She's in underwear during the day but gets a pullup out and puts it on herself to poop in, I don't think she's ever pooped at school she tends to hold it and she's not dry at nighttime at all, the pullup always full by morning

There's a reason why she's purposely pooping in the pull-up. Any ideas as to why?

I always ask her why she won't poop on toilet and she just says she doesn't want to and she then would rather hold it in than poop on toilet

If she’s getting herself a pull up out, just remove them from the situation in the day? Don’t let her have access to them

If she’s smart enough and capable of getting her own pull up to poop, she should be able to poop in the toilet in my opinion. I would ditch them completely during the day if it was me! Might have a couple days of accidents and tantrum until she figures it out but it’ll be beneficial in the long run. Hide them and only use them at night until she gets the hang of nighttime potty.

I’d remove them. You’re enabling her to poop in them by providing them to her. If she can think that she needs to poop, then proceeds to go and put a pull up on to poop, then she needs to be redirected to the toilet. She is listening to her body cues which is great! But now it needs to be on a toilet. There might be a couple accidents until she realizes you won’t give them back, but it needs to be done. You can make the bathroom more comfortable, provide a step stool to rest her feet, a couple books, whatever she needs.