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.
On Wednesday 6th December, our School council travelled to Maryport on the train. Thank you to Community Rail Cumbria for providing us with our free tickets. We walked to St Mary’s church where we decorated a white Christmas tree, using decorations we had made at school. Our theme was red and white. Early Years created beautiful baubles, Year 1 and Year 2 made sparkly candy canes. Year 3 and 4 made dazzling snowflakes and Year 5 and 6 made jolly Santa Clauses. We think the tree looked magical.
While we were waiting for our train home, we popped into the library and enjoyed some Christmas stories.
Written by the School Council
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Year 3 and 4 went to Crafty Workshop for their Christmas trip. They travelled in style by train and all made a Christmas bauble to hang on their trees at home. We then had an adventure on the way home…our train was cancelled so we made our way back to Flimby on the top deck of a double decker bus!
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Brilliant ❤️
Friday 24 November - Fostering information drop in at Workington Costa, Steelman's Walk from 1pm to 2pm
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Thank you to Reception parents who attended the RWI parents session. We hope you found the session useful!
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Go check out our wonderful Christmas banner on display at Flimby Railway Station. Children came up with some wonderful Christmas designs and some were chosen for the banner. It brightens up the station alongside the seasonal decorations to wish all rail passengers a Merry Christmas from Flimby Primary School.
We've also got a banner on display showing free Nursery and Reception places.
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Excellent
Our little Evie xx
Year 1&2 Maryport library visit 📖Thanks again to Community Rail Cumbria for the free transport.
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Awww this is so nice to see, Looks like they’ve had the best time📚🚝xx
Contact us on the email below for more information on Nursery applications
admin.flimby@changinglives.education
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Year 6 were very excited to receive a special treat yesterday - leavers hoodies! A huge thank you to FOFS for purchasing these for the children!
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Very smart 😍😍😍
This is so lovely 🥰
Lovely thing to do for jack 💙💙x
Beautiful to do for jack, was first thing keegan told me when he showed me it 💙 xx
Beautiful touch adding jacks name on. 😇
What a thoughtful act Flimby Primary School 🩷the children all look very smart too 😉
Hannah Lancaster Jacks name is on there too ❤️
I have one aswell with Jack's name on it's lovely.. but sad at the same time he should be there with you all but he will be there looking down on you all with his big cheeky smile. X
Wow cant believe your all leaving this year god luck 🤞
Fabulous little team of friends ❤️xxx Jack will always be remembered with love and affection x💙
Maths games make up a big part of our daily maths practice at Flimby, from Foundation stage all the way up to Year 6. Dice and card games are a fun way to practice addition, subtraction, multiplication and division at a range of different levels. Domino games support children with counting, subitising and to develop number fluency. Even games such as snap, matching pairs and elevens all support children to become more fluent mathematicians! Games are a great way to support your child with their maths at home!
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Y6 enjoyed a relaxing morning at Maryport library last week, spending some time playing board/card games and browsing the books. Thank you to Community Rail Cumbria for our free train travel!
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