Mrs T Peers Executive 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.
Y3&4 took part in a brilliant outdoor workshop this morning, ran by The Ernest Cook Trust. With an English focus, children explored the positives and negatives of feeding animals in the wild through scavenger hunts, active challenges and role-play. The children will be using all they have learnt to write their own balanced arguments about the issue in class next week. Thank you to Jane, Dionne and Poppy for a fabulous morning of outdoor learning!
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Thanks for sharing, it was wonderful to see the children so engaged with the activities and learning about feeding animals in the wild.
Amazing. Well done Flimby School 💖
On Monday, Year 1&2 enjoyed a visit to Stockswood. We had a wonderful day making fires, building dens, playing hide & seek, pond dipping & exploring the Woodland.
A huge thank you to FOF’s who very generously contributed towards our trip, we really appreciate your kindness 🍃
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Last week PCSO Kerry Harris was invited to an awards ceremony, where she was awarded Mini Police PCSO of the year Award for her valued contribution to the Mini Police programme, PCSO Harris currently runs two Mini Police programmes at Ewanrigg and Flimby School's.
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On Tuesday, Y3&4 enjoyed a trip on the train to Carlisle to go wildlife spotting in Bitts and Rickerby Park. The visit will support the class with their English work, writing a balanced argument about whether or not we should feed animals in the wild. Although we got a bit soggy, the sunshine did come out and the children had a fantastic day surrounded by nature.
Thank you to Northern for our train travel!
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What a lovely afternoon we had last week to kick off our 150 year celebrations! Our Summer Fayre was a great success, with singing from our school choir, a delicious picnic full of fresh and local produce (a huge thank you to Chris and Amanda for creating such a lovely spread!), and a great selection of hand-made and home-made items for sale courtesy of Y3&4.
We would like to say a huge thank you to Workington Town Community Trust for working so hard with our Y3&4 children on their Bright Stars project, helping to plan, make and sell all of the products we had on offer!
We would also like to say a big thank you to Lesley at Asda for supporting us with donations of gardening tools, compost, seeds, pots and cakes.
Finally, thank you to The Big Lunch for funding our delicious picnic!
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Well done to all involved, lots of happy faces xx
Looks like a good afternoon, sorry to have missed it .
Twas lovely 🥰
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🏃♂️This week children took part in the Mini London Marathon. The challenge was to run 2 miles as a school but with most children running a whole mile just themselves, we absolutely smashed that target! Even the rain couldn’t stop them! Fantastic effort everyone - well done! 👏🏼🌟
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☀️Don't forget - our Summer Fayre is just around the corner on Friday 5th June! We'd love to see as many of you there as possible for an afternoon full of fun, laughter and community spirit!
🍎Range of picnic food available or bring your own to share with your child!
🛍️Y3&4's Bright Stars stalls selling home-made lemonade and sweet treats, hand-made bracelets, ice lollies, potted plants and more!
🌻Grow-your-own station
Children can be collected at 2pm from their usual classroom doors and can then enjoy the fayre with their grown-ups.
We can't wait to see you there!🌞 Join Us for Our Summer Fayre! 🌞
📅 Friday 5th June
⏰ Starting at 2:00pm
We’re delighted to invite you and your family to our Summer Fayre, as we celebrate a very special milestone — 150 years of Flimby Primary School! 🎉
🍽️ The Big Lunch
Join us for a shared picnic experience! There will be a selection of picnic food available, or you’re very welcome to bring along your own picnic for you and your child to enjoy together.
🧃 Stalls & Activities
Enjoy a variety of stalls selling:
Refreshing lemonade
Tasty sweet treats
Beautiful potted plants
A fun Grow Your Own station 🌱
Come along for an afternoon of celebration, community spirit, and summer fun as we mark 150 wonderful years of Flimby Primary School - We can’t wait to see you there! 🌼
In association with Bright Stars, Workington Town Community Trust and The Big Lunch.
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Before half term, Year 5 and 6 took part in a fantastic cooking workshop with John Crouch, supported by Northern Pasta and School Food Matters. The children made their own potato salad to take home and enjoyed tasting pasta salad and couscous. They also enjoyed trying new flavours and learnt some basic knife skills along the way.
John taught us all sorts of fascinating facts about food, and the children were fully engaged throughout. A huge thank you to John, Northern Pasta and School Food Matters for giving our pupils such a brilliant experience.
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We’ve spent the evening down by the lake and are now getting settled into bed for a good night’s sleep, ahead of another fun-packed day tomorrow!
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Sandra Farrell Alfie far right 🤣🤣. Xx
Have fun.
What an exciting first afternoon Y3&4 have had at Hawes End! We got stuck into our first activities and are all ready for our tea!
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I am now 75 went to Hawes End on an outward bound course many years s ago 👍
Looks like everyone is having a great time x
Have a great time x
