In St Luke’s Cluster we nurture every child’s unique God given talents to enable them to flourish in a climate of high expectations, innovation and creativity.
Today we were invited by St Luke’s staff and pupils to visit the Carlos Acutis Exhibition that they are currently hosting in their school. We found it really interesting to learn about Carlos’ life and what he achieved, and were excited to learn that he is to become the first millennial to be canonised!
Thank you to Miss McCue who visited us today from St. Luke’s to teach us an S1 style literacy lesson. We spent the morning writing critical essays that answered the question, ‘How does ‘The Last Wild’ explore the theme of friendship?’ We certainly rose to the challenge but Miss McCue left the classroom really impressed with the work we produced and we felt so proud of ourselves!
Thank you to composer Fergus Hall who came in today to help us as we prepare for our school show, Joseph and His Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat. He gave us lots of tips and tricks to help with our breathing, singing and volume.
P7b headed out to enjoy and make the most of the sunshine during our PE lesson. Challenged with a selection of PE equipment we have not yet used, the class were to create their own PE games which were then taught to other members of the class.
We finished by playing a new game created by Zofia, which combined the best parts of dodgeball and rounders!
This week some parents came in to learn about vaping and it’s effects on us. We started on posters and Presentations with facts we learned from a documentary we watched earlier on, the presentation had to be suitable for for children in p5 and 6.
by Lily and Amelia M
This week our class has been learning about scale drawing, and how to use them in every day jobs. On Wednesday we got into groups and measured the classroom and the items in it then we wrote down the measurements in our jotters. Then on Thursday we got to draw our own scale of our class accurately.
By Lily and Amelia M
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