Human Machines!

A great first week in Hawthorn! We ended our first week by completing our first scarf lesson based the on ‘me and my relationship’ theme. The children worked  collaboratively in teams to reenact certain scenarios using only their bodies and their voices. This task was to encourage children to work as a group and make decisions together.  

Fun first week

Year 2 Ash have had lots of fun during our first week back after the Summer. They have settled really well into Year 2. We have completed lots of art lessons, an introduction to the Great Fire of London, a lesson about online safety and a lesson about light where we went of a sources of light hunt.

Euros Football competition finals!

After 5 weeks of competition, our Euros football finals finally came to a thrilling end. First up our girls’ competition. A fantastic final was decided with almost the last kick of the game, a single goal enough for the win. The boys’ final was even more nail-biting. An excellent equaliser drew the game level at 1-1, resulting in the game being decided by a dreaded penalty shootout. After going all the way to sudden death, Read more

Entrepreneurial inspiration

After being inspired by our careers week, a number of children in Year 6 set about setting up a business to raise money for school funds. They designed, manufactured, marketed and sold a variety of custom made bracelets, raising over £60. The girls decided that they would like to spend the money on purchasing more “Little People, Big Dreams” books to add to our ever-growing collection of careers-related literature. Well done girls, you’ve done amazing.

Schools Games Gold Mark Award

We are delighted to announce that we, St Luke’s, have achieved the School Games Gold Mark Award for the 2023/24 academic year. The School Games Mark is a Government-led award scheme launched in 2012, facilitated by the Youth Sport Trust to reward schools for their commitment to the development of competition across their school and into the community, and we are delighted to have been recognised for our success. With a total of 160 young Read more