Congratulations to everyone in Year 6! Every pupil has achieved or exceeded their personal target in the  end of KS2 tests.

100% achieved Level 4 in English, 92% in Maths and 100% in Science which is the expected level for the majority of pupils at this stage of their education and represents a very good level of academic competency and understanding. School results at this level are above average.

75% achieved Level 5 in English, 25% in Maths and 50% in Science which are above average results for pupils and the school.

What an excellent start to your secondary education...good luck in future and maintain your positive attitude. Remember to say 'Thank you for Friday Writing!'

Thank you to everyone who has donated 12p (or more) towards the Rwanda Appeal.  £19 has been collected and forwarded to the UK charity.   Every little amount makes a difference. Click on the images below to find out more. Visit Waberthwaite School's website for regular updates about the Nursery.

Congratulations to our gymnasts who recently  competed in the KS1 Millom Schools' and KS2 Copeland Schools' competitions. Both teams won silver medals with excellent performances. Sophie Leece scored the highest overall score of her competition. Well done Sophie!

They all looked exceptionally smart in their new team leotards purchased using funds raised by Friends of Haverigg School .

Haverigg Primary School has been awarded an Excellence in ICT award by Cumbria Children's Service. We have received the award in recognition of the ICT developments that have taken place within the school. Miss Bucknall and Mrs Brockbank attended the Cumbria ICT Conference 2007 on March 14th to receive the award

When Mrs Barker was classteacher she arranged for several visitors to share information about their jobs to help the children learn.
Mrs Lowery brought Tina the Lamb into class. She told the children about looking after the farm and all its animals. The children found out that the lamb needed lots of care and attention to help it survive without its Mum. She had lots of cuddles from the children.

Keiley French is a Paramedic and used to be a pupil at Haverigg Primary School. She  came in on her day off to talk to the children about ther job and about all the equipment she uses and what it is used for. The children were very interested and asked lots of important questions. Keiley was very impressed by the children's concentration and involvement. 

Megan's Mum is a Chef so she talked to the children about preparing healthy  tasty  meals. She even spent time beforehand making a poster to help the children learn how to make a balanced meal.