As part of our World Book Day and Careers Week celebrations, the children and staff at St. Luke’s all came dressed as what they wanted to be in the future. From police officers, builders, zoo keepers, singers to fashion designers, Year 6 looked fantastic!
We were lucky to be visited by Ryan T Williams, an entrepreneur who has built his business in social media. He shared his experiences of starting his own business and how his job role is more commonly found in the modern world rather than some of the more traditional job Read more…
As part of our Careers week, we received videos from a range of people working in many diverse roles. From dentists to dancers, ground workers to CEOs, each person sent us in their answers to 5 questions: What is your current role and what does it entail? Was this what Read more…
This week is St. Luke’s careers week. The school community have pulled together to try and provide as many opportunities for our children to discover the roles they could hold in the future, and how our curriculum subjects can support and inspire them. Mrs Spears led an assembly to Read more…
Just before half-term, the whole school celebrated Random Acts of Kindness day by completing an activity that showed kindness to others. Y6 Roman- Put posters around school with positive messages Y6 Sycamore- Cake decorating for other people. Y5 Birch- Went litter picking in the local area Y4 Maple- Collected for Read more…
Today, our linking project school, Littleborough Primary came to visit us for the day. Touchstones also joined us and delivered two workshops. They were a shadow puppet workshop and a body movement workshop and were both based around the book The Crown by Emily Kapff. We had lots of fun Read more…
Today in forest school Yr 2 Elm learnt about different habitats around the world and what animals live in them. They got into pairs and went hunting around to match the animals with their correct habitat. Some of the children wanted to make worm habitats and make mud pictures of Read more…
A huge thank you to everyone that entered the online safety poster competition. We had so many excellent designs. The Digital Leaders had such a tough job selecting two winners. Well done to Millie and Isabelle our winners.
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.