Year 6 have been set the challenge of creating poems and pieces of artwork, ready for the reopening of the Dippy exhibition. Head of Schools for Rochdale, Gillian Barrat, gave the children the opening lines for three verses of a poem which would demonstrate that during lowdown and the pandemic, Read more…
Why not try some of these activities whilst you’re at home? On the Eco – schools website they have a new ‘theme’ each week for children to have a look at. This week it’s all about ‘Waste’. https://www.eco-schools.org.uk/waste-ecoschoolsathome/
(edited – Missed one out! Here it is above!) Here are some of the amazing entries we received. All were so inventive and Eco friendly. It was so difficult for the staff at St Luke’s to choose. Well done to everyone who entered! We hope you had lots of fun Read more…
Bird feeder competition ends today at 3pm so get your entries in as quick as you can. We have had lots of excellent entries so far! Make sure you enter yours to be in with the chance of winning one of two Amazon vouchers! Good luck
Why not try something different for home learning this week? Below, I have added some screenshots of the Eco schools website, suggesting some activities that your children might love to do during these times. This is the direct link https://www.eco-schools.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Marine-Eco-Schools-At-Home.pdf If you do one of these activities, please tweet us Read more…
Just to remind everyone that the deadline for the Bird Feeder Competition is Friday 15th May. We have already had some lovely entries but please don’t miss out! Get your entries in by this Friday for a chance to win one of two Amazon eGift cards to spend however you Read more…
Hello St Luke’s children, Whilst you are at home, it would be lovely to get out old photographs of holidays or places you have visited. Can you find these places on our Padlet map? https://padlet.com/enuttall1/qp6mc6zhm0zu Go to this link and post your picture, along with a brief description of your Read more…
This term we have been looking at traditional tales. Over the past few weeks we have looked at a number of stories; while we were learning about Jack and the Beanstalk we did lots of fun activities. We have grown our own Beanstalks in 2 different ways to see which Read more…
This week, we have been learning about Jack and the Beanstalk. Whilst we have been learning about the story, we have also been learning about planting and growing. We have carefully planted a beanstalk bean with cotton wool so we can watch it grow. Everyday we have come into school Read more…
This morning we have had lots of fun planting our silly face grass heads. First we scooped the soil into the pots with our faces on. Then we sprinkled grass seeds onto the soil and watered them.