💖 St. Luke's Ethos Group 💖

We are the Ethos Leaders of St. Luke's! We are led by Mrs Reynolds and Miss Shaw. We really do enjoy being role models for the children in our school focusing on belief, resilience and inclusion. 

Our aim is to share our Christian and British values in our wonderful school. We regularly lead worship and services at our local church St. Peter's. 

We enjoy sharing our visions to improve school with our headteacher Miss Dean.

We help the children in our school to use our values in their everyday lives. We believe that our values have made our school community better citizens and we model how to act as good people to help others. 

We have presented to important visitors to school to showcase the wonderful work we do.  Look out for us on the playground as we start to spread our values in creative ways! 

Autumn Term:

Our Christian Values this term were:

Macmillan Coffee Morning:

We had a staff bake off and the Ethos Group were our judges. They had to judge based on taste and appearance. It was so much fun and cake was enjoyed by all. Mrs Prescott-Jones was our winner - she is the reigning champion for the last two years.

World Peace Day:

The Ethos team led activities around school about the International Day of Peace. They led in class worship and took their own ideas to complete with the children. Classes also created their own pieces of artwork. 

Harvest:

The Ethos team planned and led our whole school Church service at Harvest time. It was enjoyed by all. We invited Reverend Simon and Shannon to join us.

Remembrance:

Each class produced their own art work for Remembrance Day. Our Ethos group led worship and the very important two minutes silence.

Children in Need:

We held our very own Children in Need 1% club quiz show. The children enjoyed joining in with the quiz and the teachers testing their knowledge.

Bury Homeless Project:

Each year we support Bury Homeless Project. We are always so overwhelmed with the donations from our families. The Ethos group helped to organise the gifts for those who may be less fortunate at Christmas. They spoke to the children across school about how we can give to others to support them. 

CHRISTMAS:

Spring Term:

Summer Term: