St Luke's Church of England
Primary School
'Go shine in the world.'
Inspiration
Excellence
Community
Integrity
Compassion
Determination
Respect
Friendship
This means the process of of being given passion and/or ideas for a task.
This means being outstanding or extremely good.
This connects us with each other.
This means having strong moral principles e.g. honesty, fairness, equality; having pure and balanced moral character.
This means having a deep awareness and sympathy for another's suffering.
This means resolution, resolve, willpower.
This means regard highly, value, honour.
This means mutual trust and support.
Science
Year 1 to year 6 take part in science lessons covering a range of biology, chemistry and physics based topics from the National Curriculum. Our ‘Units of Work’ in science have been carefully crafted by expert teachers across our Four School Partnership, identifying composite tasks and breaking them down in to component tasks to ensure sequential, layered knowledge acquisition. These ‘Units of Work’ also support our particular style of teaching. The children plan and carry out a number of scientific investigations each year. Children use ‘Knowledge Organisers’ to help them to learn key scientific facts and visit places of scientific interest around London such as the Crick Institute and the Science Museum. Y5 and Y6 children have the opportunity to take part in after school science 'masterclasses' at a local secondary school with specialist teachers.
