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.
Yesterday, the Foundation Stage children had a wonderful time travelling around Maryport and Workington on the Stagecoach bus. We were so impressed that Stagecoach had sent us a double-decker bus. We chatted the whole way around, pointing out different places we could see along the way. The Stagecoach team were extremely generous in providing us with sunglasses and flags to colour. Special thanks to Jimmy, our driver! Who made the day! Thank you!
LEARNING SUPPORT ASSISTANT 1-1 SUPPORT – FLIMBY PRIMARY SCHOOL
Flimby Primary School is looking to appoint an enthusiastic, conscientious and self-motivated person to join the Early Years Team. The successful candidate will work 1:1 with a child in a nursery setting. The fixed term nature of this contract is linked to specific pupils and the level of support required under EHCP.
changinglives.education/vacancy/learning-support-assistant-1-1-support-flimby-primary-school/
Some of our children have been to Flimby Railway Station today to unveil the local history boards the children have been working on. They are bright, colourful and full of information about Flimby. Pop to the station to take a look!
Fantastic 👍
Very impressive!
Well done all, that looks brilliant.
We are delighted that Matt Goodfellow is visiting school on Friday 31st March and working with KS2 children. He is visiting many of the local schools in Maryport. We have a selection of his books to buy in the school office. If these are purchased before Friday afternoon then the children can have their copy signed by Matt!
Prices
Being Me £6.50
Let's Chase Stars Together £5.50
Bright Bursts of Colour £5.00
Caterpillar Cake £9.50
Shu Lin's Grandpa £6.50
On Friday, Reception, Year 1 and 2 had an amazing time learning lots of new skills with Ellenborough Rugby coaches. Thank you very much, they enjoyed it!
They done great. Trainings every Monday 6-7 on our pitch. Be good to see them down 👍🏻🏉
Harvey loved it thank you! 🏉
This term in Year 1&2, we are studying the history of toys. We are looking for some volunteers to come into school on Friday 24th March and talk to the children about your favourite toys when you were 5 and 6 years old. If you or someone you know would be interested in chatting to the children and answering some of their questions - it would be great if you could bring in your toys! - please get in touch with the school office.
Thank you
This is a great idea!
Please see below for information about our visit from children's author Helen Haraldsen on Monday 20th March.
Please place any book orders through the main office, thank you.
VACANCY
Flimby Primary School are looking to appoint an enthusiastic, conscientious and self-motivated person to join the Early Years Team.
For more information please visit our website:
changinglives.education/vacancy/learning-support-assistant-1-1-flimby-primary-school/
Brittany Scott
Kayley Studholme
Year 1 and 2 have been on a treasure island adventure! We took the Keswick launch across Derwentwater to a pirate island where we had a very special mission to find Captain Herbert’s buried treasure. We had to become explorers and used our map reading skills, resilience and fantastic teamwork to find the keys and unlock the treasure chest. What a brilliant end to our history topic!
It was such a good day, thankyou for letting me be a part of it!! Well done everyone for finding the treasure 🙌🙌
Harvey and his Nana thoroughly enjoyed this, so much so that we are booking to go on the launch soon! Thanks so much for Harvey's memories🏴☠️
Year 6 opened a Spanish café for Year 1 and 2 children this week. The Year 6 children waited on the younger ones, prepared their food and helped them order their breakfast in Spanish. Year 1 and 2 rated their service 10 out of 10!
Well done 🌟
