Pupils, parents and teachers from Furness Academy lined the road outside of the school to pay one final tribute to the Flynn family.
Joshua James Flynn, 37, along with his son Coby-Jay, 15, and 12-year-old daughter Skylar, tragically died along with their beloved Yorkshire terrier, Troy, after they were hit by a car while walking along Abbey Road, Dalton at around 2-30pm on Sunday, 21st June.
Both Coby-Jay and Skylar were pupils at Furness Academy.
School children lined Park Drive, outside of the school, and erupted in applause as the funeral procession of the Flynn family paused on the road.
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Previously, a school spokesman said: “It will take us all a very long time to come to terms with the loss and the manner in which it happened.
“Alongside our colleagues at Cambridge Primary School, where both Coby-Jay and Skylar attended before coming to Furness Academy, we are all deeply shocked and saddened that two bright and beautiful young people have had their lives tragically ended.
“Our school communities have forever been changed.”
He said the news had rocked ‘not only our school, but the entire Barrow community’.
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