In class today, we took part in the NSPCC Speak Out Stay Safe assembly. The assembly was introduced to use by Ant and Dec and then Buddy who is the NSPCC’s mascot. During the assembly, we talked about how every child has the rights to feel safe and who we Read more…
In class today, Year 5 Juniper took part in the NSPCC Speak Out Stay Safe assembly and workshop. We were able to discuss the different types of abuse, know that it is never the child’s fault, understand that we have the right to be kept safe, and who to speak Read more…
This week in learning for life, we were thinking about how to keep our bodies safe and healthy. We talked about how putting sun cream, soap, shampoo, creams and plasters can help us but we still need to be careful with these things. We then drew around someone’s body and Read more…
This week’s SMSC assembly was about tackling gender stereotypes in careers. KS1 pupils considered what a builder and a florist may look like before meeting Kimberley and her female colleagues who work in construction and then Jonathon a celebrity floral designer. In KS2 children got a peek into some familiar Read more…
During collective worship today we watched a video about gender stereotypes. We were given four job titles and had to first guess which title belonged to which person just based on their appearance. Next we listened to the four people answering questions about their job and again we had to Read more…
On Friday 13th December, we officially opened our outdoor classroom. We have named it ‘The Rush Room’ in memory of our Governor; Councillor Peter Rush. Peter’s family attended the opening and it was blessed by Bishop Mark. We are delighted that not only our pupils at St Luke’s will benefit Read more…
Well done to everyone who took part in craft club this half-term. We had lots of fun completing activities such as making Christmas tree decorations, wooden gonks, cupcake decorating, paper aeroplanes and much more. We have had to use, and have improved, many of our essential skills such as listening Read more…
In class today we discussed the “What Would Jesus Do?” (WWJD?) movement. We looked into what the movement is and its abbreviation. We were able to learn about different ways in which a Christian may confess their sins to God if they were to give in to temptation, have a Read more…
On Friday, Key Stage 2 took park in a Santa Dash to raise money for Save The Children. We had a great time and had a treat of hot chocolate And biscuit after all of our hard work!
Last week, Year 4 made their own christingles ready for their Christingle performance at church. We recapped the different parts of the Christingle and what they represent.