After a recent Health and Safety audit at Tebay School undertaken by Kym Allan Health and Safety Consultants, Tebay School received a fantastic score of 89%. ‘The benchmark score for a Health and Safety audit is 67%, Tebay Primary School scored 89%. There were some excellent Health and Safety systems in place and everyone involved…
Tebay Primary School celebrated World Book Day on Thursday 5th March. Children came into school dressed as their favourite book characters. All children and staff made a huge effort to come to school in some lovely costumes. We had 2 visitors in school Mrs Robinson and Mrs Smith came to school as part of their…
The children in after school club have been talking about ‘kindness’ they made flowers with special messages in and choc pops to give to someone special.
When seven year old Tebay Primary School pupil Jacob Haygarth and his family lost a close family member to leukaemia last year, his family rallied round and set up a cake stall at the end of their drive to raise money for Leukaemia and Myeloma Research UK. People in the village were overwhelmingly supportive with…
Friends of Tebay School held a ‘Winter Warmer’ at Tebay Club on Saturday 22nd February. Homemade soup, bacon or sausage bun followed by a piece of cake. The event was very well supported on a very wet morning, FOTS raised £316.00. Thanks goes to Westmorland Services for donating the bacon and sausages, to everyone who…
Tebay Primary School is closed today (Thursday 13th February) due to the ongoing water disruption.
Tebay school is closed Wednesday 12th February due to having no water.
Children were asked to bring in any toys from home that their parents or grandparents might have had to put in their ‘Toy Museum’.
The topic this term is ‘Toys’. Class 1 have been learning about traditional stories including 3 little pigs and Goldilocks and the 3 bears. They have brought toys in from home and been talking about them. They made a new chair for baby bear in class.
Class 1 have been doing lots of outdoor learning, using their mud kitchen. Here they were making ‘turnip soup’.