Flimby Primary School is a vibrant village school at the heart of the community. Nestled by the sea and the railway and once home to the many coal pits in the area. We are shrouded in village history, and we are soon to celebrate 150 years!
In September 2020 we joined Changing Lives Learning Trust which is enabling us to continue to grow and improve for our children, families and community. All of this could not be possible without the hard work and dedication of the staff who go above and beyond for our wonderful children and families. The children are well mannered, polite and will always make you smile. We are all privileged to be part of such a special team and community.
Mrs T Peers Head Teacher
Our school values are at the core of everything we do. They underpin our teaching and learning, and provide an environment which prepares our pupils as confident, happy citizens.
Changing Lives Learning Trust is a Multi-Academy Trust with Sponsor Status and is a not for profit charity which sponsors primary and secondary academies.
Our school values are at the core of everything we do. They underpin our teaching and learning, and provide an environment which prepares our pupils as confident, happy citizens.
Changing Lives Learning Trust is a Multi-Academy Trust with Sponsor Status and is a not for profit charity which sponsors primary and secondary academies.
Workington Town RLFC Community Trust have an exciting opportunity for your child. They are running a free Youth Club for children aged 8–16, designed to give young people a safe, fun, and active environment after school.
The Youth Club sessions run as follows:
Mondays at Fibrus Community Stadium, Workington (CA14 2HG) – 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Fridays at St Mary’s Church Hall, Westfield (CA14 3TS) – 5:00pm to 7:00pm
To make things even easier for families, they are providing free transport:
Pick-up: 4:45pm from Flimby Primary School
Return: 7:10pm
Both the Youth Club and the transport are completely free of charge.
Youth Club sessions include a mix of physical activity, games, and creative activities, helping children to build confidence, make new friends, and stay active in a safe and supportive environment.
Consent forms can be picked up from the main school office.
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Just to give all the parents reassurance that it’s No Name Travel providing the transport and all of our drivers are enhanced DBS checked and all have Cumberland Council Clearance as every one works on school contracts daily. We hope the kids enjoy the youth club as much as the ones that already attend love it 🫶🏼
Shame it only starts at age 8 my grandson is 7 and would have probably enjoyed it
Wow what an opportunity! Il see my boys about this however they won't miss their monday Flimby vikings and Fridays leo has Scouts 😅😅🥰
Active Cumbria have kindly donated a range of sports tops that the children can wear for different activities and events across the year. Thank you!
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Year 5&6 had a wonderful time in York last week. The children all represented the school perfectly and were a credit to everyone. They visited Yorkshire Museum, went on a Wizard Walk of York, enjoyed a river cruise, visited York Dungeons, went to York Chocolate Story and then stopped off at The Forbidden Corner on the way home! The children stayed in a lovely hotel and ate like Kings and Queens, enjoying a full English breakfast each morning and a three-course meal each evening! York...Flimby will be back 🙂
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I heard all about it, they had an amazing time x
I just wanted to say a heartfelt thank you for taking such good care of Leo on the trip. We truly appreciate all the effort that went into ensuring his safety and well-being—especially in relation to his allergies, for you to even ring me from York to reassure us that you have it all under control, understanding that he has unfortunately been reacting to other nuts now too.It gave us real peace of mind knowing he was in such thoughtful and capable hands. He came home full of stories and had such a wonderful time! 💞
We are having the most wonderful time on residential. The weather is beautiful, and everyone is enjoying all the activities. The children have expressed that this is the best residential ever!
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Great to see the photos of them enjoying themselves 💙
Memories to last a lifetime 👏
Looks like a good time 😊
The Parent Toddler Group will restart in September with more details to follow. We hope you all have a fantastic summer holiday!Join Kirby on Friday afternoon with your little one for a play and cuppa!
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Today, our EYFS children hosted a delightful picnic in the school garden for their parents. The children took the lead in preparing and making all the delicious food, proudly sharing their creations with their families in the sunshine.
The best bit? Letting our butterflies go free in the garden! It was such a special moment, and the children loved watching them flutter off into the sunshine.
Thankyou to everybody who attended!
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Delightful pictures xx
It was a wonderful morning, thank you 🍰🦋
Last week, we welcomed Michael from Cross-Curricular Orienteering who spent the day setting up orienteering markers, maps and routes around our school grounds. This will enable children to be more active during lessons and at playtimes and lunchtimes. In September, we will also be training up some young leaders who will deliver orienteering sessions at break times to other children. After school, some staff took part in a training session to upskill them in the delivery of orienteering and how it can be matched up to the different objectives within the curriculum. We are excited to get started with this in September.
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Some of our LEARN ambassadors set up some stalls on the yard after school last week to sell some Cumbrian art work and paintings designed by the year 5 and 6 children as part of their involvement with the Cumbrian Award. The children also sold ice lollies as a refreshing after school treat. They raised £54. The children now need to decide what to do with the money to support them in their next enterprise event.
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Join Kirby on Friday afternoon with your little one for a play and cuppa!
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