On Friday 9th November, we held an afternoon tea to commemorate the 100 year anniversary since the end of the First World War. As a school, every year group produced a poppy alongside some artwork and writing to remember the fallen. This is displayed in our hall. We were very proud to welcome Veterans from the Marines, Scots Guards,…
DetailsDemocracies and dictators. Empathy and equality. Resilience and respect. Just a few of the topics of conversation that buzzed around Carlisle Racecourse on Wednesday 7 November.
DetailsOver 300 pupils from 11 local primary schools competed in the annual Talkin Tarn Cross Country event on Friday, 9th November. There were three competitions, boys, girls and mixed with an award also given out for the best overall school. The event was organised by Mr Spencer from Fir Ends School and supported by Sports…
DetailsOn Friday 2nd November, we held our first of three sports events planned for the current school year. Children from all year groups participated in a range of team challenges, including the very popular ‘Welly Throw’. We welcomed lots of support from parents, it was wonderful to have so many faces cheering the children on.…
DetailsAnother win for Longtown A! Winners of the Brampton Schools Tournament for the second year running! Congratulations to our B Team for playing their first tournament together, you all did amazingly well. Lots of positive comments from other schools – you should be very proud of yourselves. Huge thanks once again to all our parent…
DetailsFrom Monday to Wednesday this week, most of Year 5 visited Robinwood activity centre near Alston. We had lots of opportunities to practice our core school values of respect, responsibility and resilience over the three days. We took part in raft building, canoeing, team challenges such as Piranha Pool (only a couple of nibbled toes!)…
DetailsToday was World Thinking Day and some of our pupils came to school in their Rainbow, Brownie, Beavers, and Cubs uniform. The Brownies and Rainbows presented an assembly with their leaders.
Year 6 have been studying World War II. They were given a project for homework and did exceptionally well researching the topic; creating pictures; and making marvellous cakes out of rationed ingredients.
Very well done Year 6.
The snow brought great excitement today and we didn’t miss the opportunity to enjoy it.
We offer a vibrant, safe, nurturing environment where children start their learning adventure. Opening hours are from 8.45am to 11.45am during term time. Government funding is available for children the term following their 3rd birthday (free 15 hours per week). There is an option to split the funding with the local private nursery, Pear Tree,…
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