Yarlside School News Today

A monochrome has been put up for sale in Barrow for £240,000.

CHILDREN from a Barrow primary school were excited to be featured on a TV show as part of England Football’s #LetGirlsPlay initiative.

OFFICERS are teaming up with the MP and Cumbria County Council to address issues of inconsiderate parking outside a school.

PUPILS from Yarlside School at Barrow visited Barrow Lifeboat Station in 1989 as part of a classroom project.

Yarlside School’s 46-strong choir entertained small community groups to demonstrate caring in the season of goodwill in December 1994.

BRASS bands, Donald Ducks, teddy bears and silent Scouts were involved in a massive south Cumbrian effort for Children in Need in 1989.

VICARS, brass bands, Donald Ducks and Teddy Bears were all in attendance at Mrs Mopps and the silent scout’s events day during the large South Cumbrian effort for Children in Need that took place in November, 1989. Money came pouring into the BBC Radio Furness show as part of the nation-wide charity appeal that make a total of £31,529,58 up until that year. The £30,000 barrier was broken just before the end of the Ron Duxbury auction. According to senior producer Aileen Ross, the to...

The Mail looks back at the school pantomimes and nativity plays from 1992. As Christmas approached, children from Dane Ghyll School got into the spirit of the season with a collection of pantomime performances. From Barrow to Flookburgh, they began donning fancy dress to bring a Christmas cracker full of fun and frolics. The pupils of Flookburgh Primary School finished a three-night run of Dick Whittington that night as the curtain went up. The cast included everyone from Dick and the ...