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Welcome to the website of Fir Ends School, a small(ish) school that is much bigger on the inside!

Our aim here is for everyone to have opportunities to 'Be the best YOU can be' and we offer a primary experience that is carefully balanced to promote academic and personal development that makes the most of our geographical location.

On any given day, children may be found wrestling with long division in the morning and baking apples over an open fire in the afternoon; learning about the life of Ancient Egyptian Pharoahs or canoeing across Talkin' Tarn;  discussing the importance of honesty or receiving chocolate eggs from a giant Easter Bunny!

All the information you need about our school should be contained within these pages, but we appreciate that sometimes it can be hard to find exactly what you might be looking for.

We suggest that if you're looking for specific information you start with the parent information guide or the search bar and if they don't do the job, call us or send an email . If you're new to the area, or have children due to join nursery or reception, we recommend coming to visit us, we'll be happy to show you round -)

 

Latest FIR ENDS SCHOOL CALENDAR Events

KS2 - recorder21Sep2023

9:00 am - 11:00 am @ @school

Mr Draper will be ready to teach the notes. Children need their recorder to play them. All KS2 children receive a school recorder, which is labelled. If this is lost, we will charge for a replacement.

KS1 - gymnastics and trampolining21Sep2023

12:00 pm - 2:00 pm @ Carlisle

Pupils will experience gymnastics and trampolining at the Sands Centre over a 5-week programme. They should come to school 'gym ready' -i.e trackies, leggings and/or shorts; normal school polo shirt. note: Children must not wear jewellery for these sessions - earrings must be removed.

SWIMMING21Sep2023

12:00 pm - 2:00 pm @ Carlisle

Year 3&4 will have swimming lessons at the Pools. Swimming is a statutory curriculum subject. The target for all pupils is to be able to: 1. swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres 2. use a range of strokes effectively [for example, front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke] 3. perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations Selected Year 5&6 pupils (approx. 9) will also join sessions if they have not yet met the curriculum standards. These pupils will commence after Year 3&4 have had their first lessons together.

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