Tours on 10 & 11 October. Limited places.
Together we dream it, believe it, achieve it!
Our Barnoldswick community school and nursery is busy, thriving and popular, with everyone involved working hard and being committed to helping our children be the best they can be.
Our curriculum is designed to promote enjoyment, active learning and a thirst for knowledge. Our values are respect, trust, honesty, friendship and perseverance.
We nurture every child to become a confident, thoughtful and considerate member of society. We work hard with families to ensure every child’s needs are met….
Full Headteacher's welcome
Mrs Nicola Walker, Headteacher
Barnoldswick
Gisburn Road Community Primary School
Serving the community for 111 years
At Gisburn Road Community Primary School in Barnoldswick we nurture, inspire and challenge everyone to have the confidence, skills and values to thrive and achieve
A GOOD School
Our primary school and nursery is a community in which we are all valued equally as individuals. We treat each other and everyone in our community with respect: valuing trust and honesty in all we do. We strive constantly for our children to enjoy school and become life long learners. Our curriculum promotes active learning that engages all children, promotes a healthy lifestyle and encourages enterprise. As a school community we value commitment. At Gisburn Road, located at the very heart of Barnoldswick, we prepare our children to have the confidence and skills to thrive.
In our last Ofsted inspection we were graded ‘good’.
2017 Key Stage 2 SATs results
| % of pupils achieving the expected standard | Gisburn Road, Barnoldswick | National average |
|---|---|---|
| Combined | 82% | 61% |
| Maths | 85.7% | 75% |
| Reading | 85.7% | 71% |
| Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling | 85.7% | 77% |
| Writing | 85.7% | 76% |
News from school
What can the children in year 4 tell you about the plague doctors?
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Year 4 have really enjoyed taking part in Roald Dahl Day. We especially enjoyed drawing the centipede from James and the Giant Peach 🍑
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Year 3’s Willy Wonka scarecrow
In Year 3 we have recently finished reading Roald Dahl’s AMAZING book, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and so, when we were asked to create a scarecrow for the Broughton Estate Children’s Literature Festival, we knew exactly which book character we were going to choose: Willy Wonka in his Candy
Gisburn Road go scarecrow crazy!
Nursery, Year 3, Year 4 and Year 5 pupils have all been involved in making scarecrows for Broughton Estate Children’s Literature Festival. The festival takes place in the estate grounds on 28-30th September and promises to be a truly SPECTACULAR weekend. We look forward to seeing the children’s scarecrows in
News from school
Nursery have been working hard creating an alien from the book ‘Aliens love underpants’ for the book character scarecrow trail at Broughton Hall Estate.
Year 3 Parents in class
On Thursday, Year 3 welcomed parents into class for some shared learning. We all made Roman shields and serpent bracelets. The results were AMAZING! Thanks to all parents who helped out on the day.
Gisburn Road are The Greatest Showpeople!
Well done to our school choir who sang their little hearts out last night at The Pendle Music Festival. You were AMAZING! The choir sang four songs: Zimbole (African Folk song), Count on Me (Bruno Mars), Che Che Kuley (African folk song) and This is Me (from the film The Greatest Showman).
Can the year 4 children tell you all about their magic visitor? It’s not everyday we get wax sealed letters hand delivered by a professor from Hogwarts ?
Can the year 4 children tell you all about their magic visitor? It’s not everyday we get wax sealed letters hand delivered by a professor from Hogwarts ?
Nursery planting
Nursery have been busy exploring how plants grow and what they need to be healthy. We then planted beans, sweet peas and herbs. The children have been carefully caring for their plants by watering them and making sure they have enough sunlight. As the plants grow we will be
Life as an Ancient Roman
Year 3 had an amazing experience with a real life historian. We learnt about life as an ancient Roman and what it would be like to be in the Roman army. We dressed in Roman Armour and we even took part in a battle! We held and observed artifacts from
News from school
Before & After School Club Can we please remind all parents to make sure you book your Before & After School sessions on in advance as much as possible either via the office or through ParentPay. Sessions need to be booked no later than lunchtime on a Friday for the
News from school
ParentPay Unfortunately, due to being short staffed in the office for some time, the cash payments brought into school took a while to go onto the system. As this is now up to date, please check ParentPay accounts for correct amounts owing. We thank you for your patience during this
Y5 assembly and charity bake sale
Well done to everyone who participated in the Year 5 assembly on Friday. Extra special congratulations go to Mahek and her charity team of cake sellers extraordinaire who raised a fantastic £99.10 for the Save the Children Syria Relief Appeal! Thank you for your support
It is Teacher Appreciation Day! Thankyou…
It is Teacher Appreciation Day! Thankyou to our wonderful, dedicated, passionate teachers for all your hard work and going above and beyond! We really do appreciate you ??
A really warm welcome to all our new Rec…
A really warm welcome to all our new Reception (2018/19) parents!! We are so pleased you have chosen to join our Gisburnm Road family. There is a letter coming home today, either with your child or through the post, with details of our Induction Evening. #teamgisburnroad ?
Year 3 Trip to Harlow Carr on Thursday 3…
Year 3 Trip to Harlow Carr on Thursday 3rd May 2018 Year 3 enjoyed a wonderful day in RHS Garden, Harlow Carr, on Thursday. We spent the first little while with Harlow Carr’s Education officers, Elizabeth and Barbara, who taught us all about pollination. They showed us which insects are
Year 2 have been busy this week making b…
Year 2 have been busy this week making bug hotels for our allotment. We learnt how to use a hacksaw safely and along with our measuring skills, have begun to cut up lengths of bamboo. More work to do next week.
Thank you to all the parents who came to…
Thank you to all the parents who came to watch our maypole and country dancing in the Town Square. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed our dancing.