Physical Education
Dance Festival
Well done to our KS2 dance team who took part in a dance festival today in our school grounds. All the teams were fantastic! A big thank you to Woodlands for hosting.
Well done to our KS2 dance team who took part in a dance festival today in our school grounds. All the teams were fantastic! A big thank you to Woodlands for hosting.
Thank you to everyone who supported our school council in raising money for their chosen charity ‘Cold Hands Warm Hearts’. Cold Hands Warm Hearts are a fantastic, local homeless charity and we know they will be very grateful for the donation. Well done to all our winners!
St Luke’s have been awarded the Association for PE and School Sport Quality Mark with Distinction. All young people are entitled to benefit from high quality physical education and there is significant evidence to show this supports other learning right across the curriculum. PE also contributes to healthy and active Read more…
Thank you to everyone who brought a donation and came with crazy hair today, to raise money for comic relief. There were some amazing hairstyles!
In Gardening club this half term, we have been looking at what has grown in our planters along with making a sun catcher using natural materials around our grounds. We even found a discarded nest on the floor and loved examining this to see what it was made from. We Read more…
Well done to everyone who entered the poster competition for ‘Safer internet day’. The Digital leaders had a really tough job picking a winner. A huge congratulations to our two winners who each won £10 Amazon vouchers and their posters will be displayed in school:
This afternoon, Year 5 Juniper went on a walk to the local park to litter pick for their random act of kindness. The children managed to fill lots of bin liners with litter than had been left behind to help clear our local area. They then celebrated their hard work Read more…
In this weeks challenge, the children had answer the inquiry question ‘can we build a nest as well as a bird? We used a range of materials to make the nest and then tested them to see if they could survive in the wind and rain.
On Friday, all classes supported Kawasaki Disease Awareness Day by wearing red to school. Each class learnt information about what this disease is and why it is important to raise awareness.
We are so lucky at St Luke’s to have our own custom timeline out sight so all children can learn and understand the progress of their learning journey. They can see how their current learning will link with upcoming/ previous learning. And it is so good to see children using Read more…