Settlebeck School receives 'requires improvement' Ofsted | The Westmorland Gazette
A SECONDARY-comprehensive in Sedbergh has received a requires improvement Ofsted rating.
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The Ofsted rating of every secondary school in South Cumbria
AS we approach the end of the school year, parents may be wondering what the Ofsted rating of their childs secondary school is.
United Kingdom Kirkby Lonsdale John Ruskin School Chetwynde School Furness Education Settlebeck School
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Parents urged not to use Cumbrian fire station as car park
Cumbrian firefighters have issued a plea to parents in their town to stop using their yard as a car park.
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Settlebeck School invited Olympian Gail Emms to awards evening
Settlebeck School are delighted to invite double Olympian Gail Emms to attend their first ever whole school awards evening.
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Olympian Gail Emms visits Settlebeck for awards evening
Settlebeck School invites double Olympian Gail Emms to attend awards evening.
Gail Emms Hall Sedbergh English National Champion Settlebeck School Olympian Gail Emms World Championships
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Kendal teen appears on BBC's Springwatch | The Westmorland Gazette
A TEENAGER from Kendal gave Springwatch a tour of his hedgehog estate.
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Cumbrian pub throws open its doors for vulnerable veterans this Christmas
A Sedbergh pub will welcome homeless, disadvantaged and vulnerable veterans from across the UK for Christmas.
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Cumbrian schools that have been praised by parents | The Westmorland Gazette
Cumbrian schools that have been praised by parents (Photo: Pixabay, Google Maps) FOR many, teachers are considered to be the unsung heroes of lockdown. They have gone above and beyond for their pupils during the pandemic, providing extra lessons and thinking of new ways to keep the children engaged- even via zoom calls. Luckily, teachers (and some parents) can breathe a sigh of relief as schools are set to fully reopen from 8 March. However, the hard work that teachers put into their j...
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