An Adventure to Remember
What a week for Year 5! Their residential at Hindleap Warren was full of adventure, challenge and plenty of moments that will stay with them for a long time.
What a week for Year 5! Their residential at Hindleap Warren was full of adventure, challenge and plenty of moments that will stay with them for a long time.
We welcomed Anne and Keren from Insight to our worship this week. They challenged us with a problem that could not be solved by one person alone. We quickly realised that the only way to find the solution was for everyone in the team to work together, listen to each other and share their ideas.
Children across Year 1 to Year 6 enjoyed participating in a STEMbotics workshop. By working collaboratively, the children were tasked with creating a carousel fairground ride for George (a LEGO minifigure) using 'LEGO Spike Essentials' kit and an iPad.
We were delighted to welcome Reverend Charlton to St Luke’s for her first worship of the new school year. It was particularly special as she welcomed our new Reception children to their very first whole-school worship.
Our KS2 Sports Day took place this week, and we couldn’t have asked for better weather. It stayed dry and pleasantly warm throughout the day, creating perfect conditions for all the events.
We are delighted to share our full Ofsted report following our inspection in June.
We are incredibly proud that St Luke’s has been judged to be at a Strong standard in six areas of school life. This is a remarkable achievement and reflects the hard work, commitment and dedication of our pupils, staff, governors and families.
We are incredibly proud to share that St Luke’s came second in the E-Waste Race!
We are absolutely delighted to share that St Luke's has once again been awarded the Platinum School Games Award in recognition of our continued commitment to PE, school sport and providing a wide range of sporting opportunities for all of our children.
This week saw the inaugural Corlett Cup, a brand-new staff versus children netball match held in honour of Mrs Corlett, who is leaving St Luke's after many years of dedicated service.
Congratulations to everyone involved in our fantastic production of Mary Poppins. It has been a real pleasure to watch our first performance, and we are looking forward to bringing the curtain down with our final performance on Monday evening.
On Tuesday, our school choir, who are made up of children within Y4, 5 and 6, took to the stage to perform as part of this year’s Kingston Singing Festival which was held at the Rose Theatre.
Congratulations to all the children who took part so enthusiastically in our KS1 Sports Day this week. Despite the slightly damp conditions, the children approached every event with smiles, determination and fantastic sporting spirit.