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Last week the whole school enjoyed learning about black history. This was part of the national Black History month where we remember the important people and events from around the world. This included biographies on Rosa Parks and Nelson Mandela, newspaper reports on the Zulu visit and African artwork.
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We currently have vacancies in school for the following:
Temporary Part Time Teaching Assistant (Level 2)
Mid-day Supervisor (3 Vacancies)
Further details for the above posts can be found on the Bury Council website on the Jobs and Skills page.
On Thursday 3rd November 2016, St Luke's welcomed the mighty Zulu Warriors into school to help celebrate Black History Month. The day started with an upbeat performance that wowed both children and adults. The whole school watched two performances during the morning, including a selection of children from St Margaret's School. All of the warriors wore traditional costumes and used African drums.
In the afternoon, the school gathered back in the hall excited by the upcoming event. Children from year 2 and 5 had participated in workshops and performed for the whole school.
The Mighty Zulu Warriors have been performing to schools and dignitaries across the world for 28 years, allowing young South Africans to use their creativeness and express their traditions. Throughout the years, they have even performed in front of the Queen and Nelson Mandela.