Traffic Poster Voting
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.
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.
Today, we have the privilege of having Gareth Walker, a sports journalist in for our English lesson. Over the next 5 sessions, he will be guiding the children through writing professional pieces of sports journalism. Today we looked at reporting on England’s Euro 2024 qualifier versus Italy.
Year 6 really enjoyed their Christmas party this afternoon. We played party games, danced and had party food. The staff in Year 6 want to wish all the children and their families a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Year 6 Rowan chose to go to Queen’s Park as part of their 500 dojo reward. The children really enjoyed themselves and behaved beautifully. Well done Year 6.
In RE, Year 6 have been looking at the Christmas Story. We focused on Jesus as The Son, The Father and The Holy Spirit. The children discussed and defined the word Incarnation. We explored that Christians believe that Jesus is God Incarnate, which means God in the flesh. A person Read more
Year 6 have started a new topic in ART – Drawing (making my voice heard). Today, we started our first lesson we started to explore the patterns, colours and symbols of Maya art and recording findings through experimental and expressive mark making using handmade tools and new surfaces. The children Read more
Last week, Year 5 and 6 went to church for their Christingle Celebration. They were all absolutely amazing! The children performed their lines and songs beautifully.
Today, we celebrated Christmas jumper day and Christmas dinner day with our classmates. We listened to festive music and made Christmas puddings for placemats.
As part of our Geography topic (fieldwork), Year 6 visited Queen’s Park to conduct a field sketch. The children looked at how and why geographers conduct field sketches before they went out to do their own. The children used OASIS (orientation, annotation, sight, information and scale) as a key to Read more