For our final piece, we were tasked with creating a positive message through street art, applying the techniques we had learnt over the last 6 lessons. We Waldo had to incorporate images into our artwork, and could use any medium we chose. The results were amazing!
As part of our history topic, Civil Rights, we have been looking at protests and the balance between safety and freedom as our big question. We looked at global issues and how people protest to make their voice heard. We then focussed on the BLM protests and protest for equality. Read more…
This morning Year 6 Rowan spent time in the Forest School area. The children took time to discuss and define the word Trust (our Christian Value for Spring 1). The children split into three groups. Each group focused on a different activity. Group 1 looked at Bible quotes linking to Read more…
Thank you to all members of St. Luke’s community for voting for your favourite traffic poster. The children all produced fantastic posters and persuasive letters that were sent home tonight.
The ethos team have been busy preparing for their collective worship this week. As part of this they made sensory bottles for some of our children, which represents the story of Jesus calms the storm. The children enjoyed exploring these bottles. The ethos team then retold the story. They talked Read more…
In our ‘Reflective Friday’ worship, we often use something called ‘Picture news’. This is a discussion based on something that is currently in the news and it links both with the Bible and Christian values, and our British values. We decided to take part in the picture news Christmas challenge, Read more…
We loved learning about Christingle and the services we have at this time of year. We made Christingles to take home using oranges, fruits, sweets, red ribbon and a candle. We enjoyed learning about what each part of the Christingle represents.
This week we celebrated christmas with our Christingle service. Thank you to all those that were able to join us.
Today Year 1 learnt all about Christingle, including how it began and what each part of the Christingle represents. They then made their own to take home.
This week, Snowdrops have read the story of ‘Jesus washes feet’. We talked about how Jesus had performed a caring act to show his friends that he loved them and how this links to our Christian Value of Friendship. As a class, we thought of some ways that we can Read more…