Welcome to Low Furness CE Primary School

The Front of the School

The following is a link to information from the Head Teacher and the Governors regarding the re-opening of the school.

School Re-opening; additional information

First Aid Addendum

We extend a warm welcome from Low Furness Primary School and hope that the website gives you a true indication of all we have to offer, but the best way to get the real feel of the ethos of our school is to come and visit us with your child. Hope to see you soon! If you choose to join us then we hope that your child’s stay here will be both enjoyable and profitable. This website has been designed to give you a brief background of our school, our children, our staff and our school family.

If you ever have any questions, or are unclear about anything happening in school, please do not hesitate to contact us. What may seem a small worry to a child can grow into a major concern if not addressed. We believe in working closely with Parents and Carers and we feel that by working together as a team your child will gain the maximum from their time at Low Furness. 

Mrs Sue Little, Headteacher

Howie Kelly, Chair of Governors

Meet the Low Furness Buddy Bears

Mrs. Little and Mrs Tracey were very surprised to find these guys waiting patiently in the hall for assembly to begin.When they explained to the bears that assemblies are cancelled for now they suggested that they went to everyones houses to cheer them up as we are having a bit of a tough time at the moment. These are our Low Furness Buddy Bears and there is one for everyone, including the school staff.They are there to help us through those grey days and to remind us that we are all a part of the Low Furness Team and that that Team will always be there for us.

Merry Christmas !!

We should like to take this opportunity to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 

Harvest Festival

Following our socially distanced year group Harvest Festivals the Visions and Values Crew were delighted to help pack up all the lovely produce kindly donated by our very generous families.Thank you all very much indeed.

Rushbearing Queen

Many congratulations to the lovely Mia Neild who recently became Rushbearing Qeen at a slightly different, socially distanced celebration this year. Many thanks to the retiring Queen, Daisy O'Keeffe and her mum who came along to formally hand over the crown. Well done Mrs Troughton for keeping such a lovely local tradition going under difficult and trying circumstances.

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