Rowan has made ‘Kindness posters’ to put up around school as their Randoa Act of Kindness. The children have considered their quotes, images and colours carefully. They are presented beautifully. Well done Rowan.
This week, St Luke’s are celebrating Random acts of Kindness day. As part of the activities, we decided to spread kindness to our linked care-home Springbank. Some children from KS2, selected for excellent behaviour and attitudes to learning this half-term, attended the care-home to have ‘a cake and a chat’ Read more
Cross Country champion, Heidi, took part in the Greater Manchester Primary Cross Country Race on Saturday morning. She finished 1st for Rochdale, 15th overall out of 99 runners! We are extremely proud of Heidi. Please comment to congratulate Heidi on her amazing achievement!
This week, during RE, Year 6 have looked at two texts from the Bible (The Good Samaritan and The Crucifixion). Then, they discussed what kind of values were shown in the two texts and the purpose behind them. The children focused on Christian Values but also discussed how Jesus was Read more
This half term during our SCARF lessons, we have been discussing how to keep safe. First we discussed risks, hazards and dangers that we can come across and how we would class different situations. The children then acted these out. After this, we then thought about the word “Dare”. We Read more
In RE today Year 6 discussed vocabulary linking to different cases of good and bad, right and wrong. The children discussed and defined the meaning of fairness, justice, forgiveness and freedom. The children then worked in groups to look at different newspaper reports on crimes in the UK. The children Read more
This week your science experiment needs very limited resources but a lot of imagination. Your task is to create milk art and discuss why it has worked the way it worked. Good luck, we look forward to seeing your milk art. Milk Art
Well done to our dodgeball team who represented us in the Dodgeball festival. They worked as a team and made sensible decisions based on the benefits of the game. Well done everyone. You worked so hard! We are extremely proud of you.
In History, we have been learning all about how Chinese people worship their ancestors. We had a go at respecting our ancestors and made our own family scrolls. Here are some pictures of our learning.
This half term Year 5 Juniper have reached their 500 dojo target (we actually doubled this) and so deserved a treat. Today we spent the afternoon in Queens Park having fun and drinking hot chocolate which was kindly donated by Queens Park Cafe. The children had a great time. We Read more