Today we celebrated European Day of Languages. We started our day off by coming into school dressed in the colours of the French flag, and enjoyed a tasty breakfast of French croissants and brioche. We were able to take part in a dance workshop to learn a dance routine to Read more…
Well done to our Y5/6 boys football team who finished 2nd in the Premier League, narrowly missing out 1-0 in the final.
This afternoon in Pine, the children have been introduced to our ‘Skills Builder’ programme. These are a group of 8 essential skills that are highly transferrable, and support us to do any job, anywhere. Over the course of the year we will be looking at each of these skills in Read more…
During this week’s RE lesson we’ve been thinking about answers to the question: Is God real? What do Christians think? The children came up with some really thought-provoking answers. We then discussed what we thought God might look like. We made references to titles he’s been given in the Bible, Read more…
Year 6 took part in a SCARF workshop focusing on mental health and well-being. Within the session the children focused on resilience, positive affirmations and how looked at different strategies to support them if they are feeling worried.
Well done to all of the children that represented St Luke’s this year in a variety of competitions. Our children had a great time at the Heywood Sports Partnership presentation last night, and were only too happy to show off their medals and trophies today.
Year 6 participiated in sports day last week. We had so much fun moving around the different stations and then competing in races. Well done all.
A group of children from Year 6 were invited by Breaking Barriers to embark upon an immersive journey along the scenic route along Blackstone Edge called Elevation. The children experienced a creative tour across the lands of Blackstone Edge, whilst listening to the Mother of the Moorlands through a set Read more…
Year 6 looked at how Amazon organise the logistics of delivering so many items to everyone around the world. We looked at the software and hardware involved, as well as the engineers, computer scientists and programmers that help it all run smoothly.
