Red Nose Day

Today St Luke’s celebrated Red Nose Day. Children came to School in their own clothes with crazy hair to raise money for Comic Relief. They all looked fantastic. The children also completed Red Nose Day activities and had some well-being time in class, focussing on laughter. Thank you to everyone who has donated so far, we have raised an amazing £273. If you would like to make a donation and have not yet done so, Read more

Measuring sound

This afternoon Maple have been learning how to measure sound in decibels. We measured the sound levels made by a variety of musical instruments using a sound meter and recorded them in a table. We then used the results to draw a graph. Did you know the loudest burp ever recorded measured 109dB – that’s not far off the loudest dog bark ever recorded at 113dB!

Fun in the sun

As part of our topic this half term ‘The Scented garden’ we went into Kaden’s garden to complete a 5 senses scavenger hunt. First we watched a clip about our 5 senses then we had to find different things in Kaden’s garden using our senses.  The sun was shining and we had a fun afternoon outside.

We have our Green Flag Award!

Well done to the WHOLE school, including the Eco Council for achieving the Green Flag Award. We are so pleased it has finally arrived! We have been working so hard for the past few years to work towards this prestigious award so we are very proud of all children and staff within school.