School News
Parents describe a ‘warm and welcoming atmosphere’ which promotes a strong sense of belonging.
SIAMS 2018
Thank you so much for your application to the Picture News Impact Awards 2024. Your application has been heartfelt throughout the Picture News office...
We have decided to award you with a Gold Impact Award. You have clearly been a strong support for many people within your community...
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Welcome to the first issues of the children's Waberthwaite newsletter. A chance for our children to be heard by a wider audience. They can write and share their thoughts and learning with their parents.
Look out for the next issue coming soon!
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Waberthwaite Village Show 2024
The children were particularly delighted with their prizes for their entries in the show for Waberthwaite Gardening in the summ
Classes 1 and 2 have once again visited the library this term and watched a puppet show too called 'We talked about acorns'. We had some lovely feedback from the library outreach project officer.
"We are so pleased to here that you all had a lovely time. We thought the children were all so well behaved, polite and very funny too! 🤣
We are always excited when Waberthwaite come to Millom Library and we hope to see you all soon. 😊
Lizzy"
Makaton
This morning we had a "sing and sign" assembly with local Makaton tutor, Karen Baxter. We learnt that Makaton includes symbols, signs and speech to enable people to communicate. We were able to sing and sign: 'The Big Ship Sails' and 'A Sky Full of Stars'.
Even Mrs J came out the kitchen to say how amazing you all were!
Skills Blox
Years 2-6 have been working with the Primary Business Partnership on Skills Blox. This is a programme developed to raise aspirations of children and to increase self-awareness of their own talents, skills and interests and how these can be harnessed into their future careers. The children have worked in face-to face workshops with adults from a wide range of professions through the year including: police, police dog handlers, local councilors, physiotherapists, fire service, butchers, entrepreneurs, scientists, computer programmers, project managers and Sellafield nuclear police... the list goes on! The children have reflected on their learning at each step and their own skills and professions they may wish to explore.
We have been delighted to have been offered the opportunity to talk live to professionals including Asher Best from NASA, Environment and sustainability managers and specialists from Sellafield, Sadia Samas (Graduate mechanical engineer), Terri Hargreaves (Diversity and inclusion adviser), Phoebe Skillen (Plant engineer), Leon Towers (dog behaviouralist) and Lucy Dunn (education and marketing co-ordinator). This has really helped us in thinking about possible careers for us to aspire to!
If you have any further queries, you can contact our school administrator, Mrs Yvonne Hey, in a number of ways.
Our postal address:Waberthwaite CE SchoolWaberthwaiteMillomCumbriaLA19 5YJ Telephone:01229717664 Email:admin@waberthwaite.cumbria.sch.ukPlease direct any queries relating to Special Educational Needs to: Miss Natalie Sharp (SENCO)