Mathematics
Problem Patterns
As part of our Maths investigations, we looked at following a set of rules to create patterns. We had to work out fractions, percentages, ratio, area, perimeter and symmetry.
As part of our Maths investigations, we looked at following a set of rules to create patterns. We had to work out fractions, percentages, ratio, area, perimeter and symmetry.
Year 6 were visited by a fashion designer working for Under Armour. She talked about how textiles and computing helped her in her career, with textiles being the key subject to choose. We looked at how football kits and other apparel are designed specifically around the team and club colours Read more…
Year 6 looked at what needs to be included in a high-quality CV and covering letter. They researched the skills and qualities they would need for a role they would like to hold in the future, writing a CV and covering letter to apply for an apprenticeship in that industry.
As part of our World Book Day and Careers Week celebrations, the children and staff at St. Luke’s all came dressed as what they wanted to be in the future. From doctors to dentists, pilots to rappers, Year 6 looked fantastic!
We were lucky to be visited by Ryan T Williams, an entrepreneur who has built his business in social media. He shared his experiences of starting his own business and how his job role is more commonly found in the modern world rather than some of the more traditional job Read more…
St Luke’s Year 5/6 mixed basketball team managed to finish 3rd. 3 teams were level on points after the competition, including St. Luke’s, who finished 3rd on baskets scored. Well done everyone that competed.
Year 6 were lucky to have an online call with a Digital Manager from the RNLI. She was able to talk about her role, the role of the RNLI, and how we could find ourselves in a similar career. The children were able to ask questions about her career such Read more…
As part of our Careers week, we received videos from a range of people working in many diverse roles. From dentists to dancers, ground workers to CEOs, each person sent us in their answers to 5 questions: What is your current role and what does it entail? Was this what Read more…
This week is St. Luke’s careers week. The school community have pulled together to try and provide as many opportunities for our children to discover the roles they could hold in the future, and how our curriculum subjects can support and inspire them. Mrs Spears led an assembly to Read more…
As part of Careers week, we were lucky to have a visit from PC Partington, an experienced police dog handler, who brought his dogs into school to talk to the children about his role in the police. We were able to discuss the work he carries out across a range Read more…