This is the old LAMPS website
LAMPS is a popular and successful non-denominational Cumbria County
Primary School. The school's 2007 Ofsted report states, "This school
provides an outstanding quality of education for its pupils".
 New
LAMPS website launched
A new, more interactive school website
has been launched, making use of the latest content management software. This will
enable wider participation in running and updating the website. You can
visit the website and and see it come to life at
www.lindalandmartonprimaryschool.co.uk.
Please note
that the Lindal & Marton Community Website is unaffected by changes to
the LAMPS website, and will continue to operate as normal. The majority
of the old LAMPS website will be retired shortly.
Contact details
 Headteacher: Mrs Lucie Phelps.
Chair of Governors: Mr Tom Dalziel.
Postal address: Lindal & Marton Primary School, Pit Lane,
Lindal-in-Furness, Cumbria, LA12 0NB.
School office phone: 01229 462710.
School office e-mail:
admin@lindalmarton.cumbria.sch.uk
School website:
www.lindalandmartonprimaryschool.co.uk
School uniform shop
School Uniform is available to buy on-line. Orders will be individually bagged with the pupil's name and delivered to LAMPS. Please collect from the school office.
LAMPS uniform shop
Buy books for your children at the LAMPS book club website, and earn free books
for the school. Click on the logo above to enter.
 Please
park responsibly: In the interests of safety could all parents please ensure that they
park responsibly when transporting their child(ren) to and from school.
Vehicles should not stop on the zigzag lines, nor turn in the residents’
parking area directly opposite the school entrance.
Safety waistcoats: The school operates a road safety waistcoat loan scheme, which is
available to both children and parents. If you would like to take part
in the scheme please see your child’s class teacher.
 Cumbria County Council:
Cumbria schools website
School overview & profile:
Directgov website
Government tables & resources:
DCSF website
Better ways to school:
BWTS website
UK schools & colleges database:
Schools web directory
What people say about us
"I am pleased to inform you that our interim assessment shows that
the school's performance has been sustained and that we can defer its
next full inspection.", Ofsted interim assessment July 2010.
"The range of activities offered is exceptional. Achievement is outstanding.", Ofsted report 2007.
"I ran out of paper in making a list of all the things you do here.
There are so many chances for you to try sports, drama, and music. I'm
glad you make the most of them. For such a small school you have a lot
of talented adults working with you, this is one of the reasons why you
are doing so well. I know you appreciate all the clubs, visits, visitors
and special events in school. So do your parents. I especially liked
your wonderful garden and the way you look after it.", letter from
Ofsted Lead Inspector to LAMPS pupils 2007.
"The school has maintained enviable outcomes over a period of years,
and these achievements have been recognised both locally and
nationally.", Investors in People assessment 2007.
"Please accept my warmest congratulations and pass them on to your
staff, governors and, of course, your pupils.", letter from Her Majesty's
Chief Inspector of Schools advising LAMPS of its Ofsted 'Particularly
Successful School' accreditation in 2005.
"This is a very good school. The way that the governing body,
headteacher, teachers and their assistants work in harmony to allow
pupils to succeed, enjoy learning and grow in maturity is first rate.", Ofsted report 2003.
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