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.
A new year means the start of our new Nature Explorers sessions! Throughout the year, each class will have the opportunity to take part in Nature Explorers and Forest School sessions where they will learn new forestry and survival skills, growing and gardening and explore our schoolās natural areas and the creatures living in it.
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Y3&4 have had a fantastic day at Low Beckside Farm! We were very lucky to have been invited for a special visit from HRH Duchess of Edinburgh! The Duchess came to see the class taking part in some super outdoor geography activities, spoke to the children about their visit to the farm last year and chatted about their learning.
The children represented Flimby School brilliantly and their behaviour was commented on by members of the Ernest Cook Trust.
A huge thank you to The Ernest Cook Trust for inviting us for this special day!
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What an amazing day! It was a pleasure to share HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh’s visit to Low Beckside Farm with you. All the school children were so engaged in their Geography outdoor learning activity, and chatted with our royal guest with such confidence. A true credit to Flimby Primary School.
Absolutely amazing..beautiful memories for them all to carry x
Great stuff! x x x
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š±š Our Vision and Values Come to Life! šš±
On Friday, we were delighted to welcome partners and members of our community into school to celebrate the launch of the new planter at Flimby Train Station.
This wonderful project showcases our school vision and values in a way that can be seen and enjoyed by everyone passing through the station. It is a fantastic example of what can be achieved when schools, businesses and the local community work together.
A huge thank you to Sellafield, Community Rail, Mitie, Gen2, and Northern for their support in bringing this project to life.
š» Be sure to pop by Flimby Station and take a look at the planter display for yourself ā a lasting reminder of the values that inspire and guide us every day.
#CommunityPartnership #VisionAndValues #flimbytrainstation #workingtogether #MakingADifference š±āØ
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A huge thank you to Tom Kay Photography, who kindly photographed the entire school to commemorate our 150th anniversary. We are incredibly grateful for your support in capturing this memorable occasion.
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Fantastic photo, but what does I S O mean š¤š¤
I attended 1948 -1953
Wonderful pictures of a lovely little school
Last week, our KS2 children enjoyed a day of sport at Workington Town Rugby League Football Club. They took part in a range of different sports, games, activities and matches - everyone had a fantastic time! Thank you to Debbie from Workington Town Community Trust for organising the event, and thank you to Northern for our train travel.
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What a great day out!
It was lovely to host you, your children were well behaved and a lovely representation of your school. Thanks for your continued support and partnership.
We loved working with your children and staff over the last 2 years. Workington Town Community Trust and Workington Town Rugby League Football Club team members enjoyed the day as much as the children š
Some of our classes recently enjoyed a visit from Josh MacAlister MP who spent time reading some stories to the children. Y3&4 also had a great conversation with Josh regarding their balanced argument writing about whether they should be allowed a day off school to stay up and watch the World Cup!
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šWe would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who has given donations of items and funding towards our Play, Lead, Thrive over the year. The children have all absolutely loved their transformed playtimes, and it is so lovely to see them all playing, working in teams, getting creative, imaginative, building and enjoying time in the outdoors.
A special shout out to FOFS for funding our lovely new outdoor chalk board and creative resources, and to Holmen Board and Paper Workington for funding our lovely new water area and water play resources.š
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āļø EYFS Trip to Rookery Wood āļø
Our EYFS children had a lovely time on their end-of-year trip to Rookery Wood on Friday. There was lots of fun, laughter and adventure throughout the day, and the children were a credit to our school.
The hot weather certainly made for a tiring day, and we had plenty of sleepy heads on the coach journey home! š“š
Thank you to our volunteers who gave up their time to support the trip. Your help was greatly appreciated and helped make the day run so smoothly. We're not quite sure who enjoyed the day more ā the children or the adults! š
A wonderful way to celebrate the end of a fantastic year in EYFS. š³āļøā¤ļø
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Awhh bless them looks like they've had so much fun š¤šx
Looks like they all had super fun! x x.
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Y3&4 had a brilliant morning at the Active Cumbria Junior Parkrun taster event! They took part in the 2km run along Maryport prom, alongside 2 other local schools. All of the children were superstars and had big smiley faces the whole time! Well done everyone!
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Their little faces says it all lovely smiles āŗļølooks like they had fun xxxx
Freddie loved this todayššŖš»
Well done everyone! x x x
Our lovely new sensory garden is officially open! We marked the occasion with a ribbon-cutting and each class had time to explore our beautiful new space. Filled with smells, textures, colour, fruit and vegetables, we hope this space will provide our children with the environment to explore their senses, discover new skills and the space to relax and unwind.
We would like to say a HUGE thank you to everyone who donated, funded and helped us bring this project to life.
Asda
Gary at Edmondson Electrical
Adam at SIS Group
Growing Well
Nature Park
Si Dawson
Flimby Allotments
Community Rail Network
B&Q Workington
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Looks great. Brilliant stuff! x x x
It was so lovely looking around it and the little summer house, all the beautiful flowers x
Enjoyed looking round it. The mint smelled amazing! X
