Welcome to Cumberworth CE (A) First School

Welcome to Cumberworth Church of England First School. We are delighted that you have taken the time to have a look at our website and find out about our school. At Cumberworth we pride ourselves on our strong relationships between school and our families and it is through our shared goals that our children continue to exceed our high expectations. They are true ambassadors for us all and constantly make us proud by their polite, friendly and welcoming manner.

I hope this website gives you an insight into our school and its ethos. If you have any questions that are not answered by the website please do not hesitate to contact us. Visitors to our school are always welcome - please come and have a look around and find out more about us. You can make an appointment by phone or email.

Maggie Walker, Head Teacher

COVID-19 (Coronavirus)

Up to date advice in respect of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) for Educational establishments can be found on the following websites:

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/actions-for-schools-during-the-coronavirus-outbreak/guidance-for-full-opening-schools

https://www.111.nhs.uk

Upcoming Events

Friday 23rd October

Final day for shoeboxes to be brought in.

Friday 23rd October

3:30 Break up

Tuesday 3rd November

School re-opens to pupils

Latest news from Cumberworth

Year 1 - 2D Shapes

Year One made their own 2d shapes with straight sides in maths, we made rockets, squares, houses, robots and an octagon! ...

Year 3 - Science

In Year 3, children have been investigating friction and experimenting with which surfaces have the most or the least friction. To test this, children drove toy cars down a ramp on different surfaces and recorded their results....

Pete Cromer Art

Class Australia made their own Pete Cromer inspired artwork. They look great on display around school....

Extended writing

Would you like a dragon as a pet? If so, read the reports that Class Australia have written, where they offer advice on how to feed, groom and train your pet dragon....

Creative Curriculum

In creative curriculum, children from Class Australia have been learning about Ndebele art and the culture surrounding this. The children painted and decorated boxes in the geometric and colourful style of Ndebele houses....

OFSTED
This is an outstanding school... The whole school exudes a warmth and family atmosphere which is tangible...

OFSTED
The innovative way the school assists its pupils, in providing them with short, sharp, individual, planned support to meet any specific need is instrumental in ensuring all pupils have conviction in their ability to succeed'

OFSTED
Teachers’ subject knowledge and the promotion of correct literary and mathematical vocabulary are outstanding. Through their own enthusiasm teachers promote in pupils a real thirst for knowledge

OFSTED
Pupils thrive on the responsibilities given to them such as school councillors, librarians and class and school monitors. As a consequence they develop excellent social, moral and spiritual understanding, while visits, visitors and programmes of study promote cultural development very well

SIAMS
School leaders have developed a Christian vision in which the whole school community work together to ensure that all pupils flourish.

SIAMS
The school works proactively with parents and other agencies to ensure that vulnerable pupils and those with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are nurtured and supported.

SIAMS
The curriculum is broad and balanced and teachers use creative strategies to promote pupils’ spiritual development.

SIAMS
Pupils are confident and talk about how the Christian values inspire them to take care of the world and the people in it.

Welcome to Cumberworth CE (A) First School

Upcoming Events

Latest news from Cumberworth

Year 1 - 2D Shapes

Year 3 - Science

Pete Cromer Art

Extended writing

Creative Curriculum

OFSTEDThis is an outstanding school... The whole school exudes a warmth and family atmosphere which is tangible...

OFSTEDThe innovative way the school assists its pupils, in providing them with short, sharp, individual, planned support to meet any specific need is instrumental in ensuring all pupils have conviction in their ability to succeed'

OFSTEDTeachers’ subject knowledge and the promotion of correct literary and mathematical vocabulary are outstanding. Through their own enthusiasm teachers promote in pupils a real thirst for knowledge

OFSTEDPupils thrive on the responsibilities given to them such as school councillors, librarians and class and school monitors. As a consequence they develop excellent social, moral and spiritual understanding, while visits, visitors and programmes of study promote cultural development very well

SIAMSSchool leaders have developed a Christian vision in which the whole school community work together to ensure that all pupils flourish.

SIAMSThe school works proactively with parents and other agencies to ensure that vulnerable pupils and those with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are nurtured and supported.

SIAMSThe curriculum is broad and balanced and teachers use creative strategies to promote pupils’ spiritual development.

SIAMSPupils are confident and talk about how the Christian values inspire them to take care of the world and the people in it.

Welcome to Cumberworth CE (A) First School

Upcoming Events

Latest news from Cumberworth

Year 1 - 2D Shapes

Year 3 - Science

Pete Cromer Art

Extended writing

Creative Curriculum

OFSTED
This is an outstanding school... The whole school exudes a warmth and family atmosphere which is tangible...

OFSTED
The innovative way the school assists its pupils, in providing them with short, sharp, individual, planned support to meet any specific need is instrumental in ensuring all pupils have conviction in their ability to succeed'

OFSTED
Teachers’ subject knowledge and the promotion of correct literary and mathematical vocabulary are outstanding. Through their own enthusiasm teachers promote in pupils a real thirst for knowledge

OFSTED
Pupils thrive on the responsibilities given to them such as school councillors, librarians and class and school monitors. As a consequence they develop excellent social, moral and spiritual understanding, while visits, visitors and programmes of study promote cultural development very well

SIAMS
School leaders have developed a Christian vision in which the whole school community work together to ensure that all pupils flourish.

SIAMS
The school works proactively with parents and other agencies to ensure that vulnerable pupils and those with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are nurtured and supported.

SIAMS
The curriculum is broad and balanced and teachers use creative strategies to promote pupils’ spiritual development.

SIAMS
Pupils are confident and talk about how the Christian values inspire them to take care of the world and the people in it.