The school is housed in a single-storey building close to All Saints' Church, off the main street. The youngest children are involved in another international venture at the school, which features three bears, Barnaby, Betty and Bertha. Many primary schools feature the travels of Barnaby the bear, with pupils sending postcards back to school from their holidays at home and abroad signed Barnaby, and plotting his movements on a wall map of the world in class. At Bubwith, Barnaby has two friends, Betty and Bertha, who live in a cardboard house and have their own passports. Parents, pupils and families send earnest letters in to the teachers requesting permission to take one of the soft toys on holiday with them.
Pupils then have photos taken at exotic locations holding their chosen bear.
Other classrooms showed work on The Vikings and a trip is planned to the Danelaw village at Murton. The hall is used for assemblies, productions, dinners and PE, and every Monday afternoon the Year Five and Six pupils get coaching from visiting staff from Leeds United Foodball Club. This coaching is paid for by the Friends of Bubwith School, who have also raised money for new computers and are saving for new outdoor play equipment and benches. The wind was a blistering blizzard, The moon was a total eclipse, The road was a moonlit lustre of leaves, And the highwayman came riding, Riding, riding. The highwayman came riding up to the old inn door.