Our Vision is to offer Life In All Its Fullness (John 10:10b)

'I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.' John 10.10b 

Our vision is to provide all of our pupils with opportunities to shine, develop and flourish; we do this through offering high quality enriching experiences that in turn inform the quality of our creative curriculum and inform our school values.

We wish our flock a life of abundance; abundance is an appreciation of life in its fullness, joy and strength of body, mind and soul. This is the cultivation of respect for the creative energy of the universe.   

Our mission statement is to "Cherish, Challenge, Aspire and Achieve" and these values reflect our core understanding and beliefs. As a school, we aim to ensure that all children are provided with high quality learning experiences based on a broad, balanced and creative curriculum.

St. Luke’s Church of England School is committed to inclusion with policies and practices that include all learners.  We are dedicated to providing a personalised and high quality education to all our children.  Diversity is valued as a rich resource and we believe that all children, including those identified as having special educational needs and disabilities, have a common entitlement to a broad and balanced academic and social curriculum which is accessible to them, and to be fully included in all aspects of school life.

Inclusion is an on-going process and involves the identification and minimising of the barriers to learning and participation that may be experienced by any child, irrespective of age, ability, gender, ethnicity, language or social background and the maximising of resources to reduce such barriers. We strive to avoid the isolation of children and encourage collaborative learning and peer tutoring. We provide learning opportunities that are absorbing, creative, rewarding and effectively differentiated with diverse teaching styles.

Every pupil with SEND, MaGT and/or who is at risk of social exclusion, have an entitlement to fulfil his/her optimum potential. This is achieved by ensuring the wellbeing of all pupils in relation to: being healthy, staying safe, enjoying and achieving, making a positive contribution, and achieving social and economic well-being.  These outcomes are embraced in every aspect of school life through personalised teaching and learning approaches. Support for emotional wellbeing is provided as well as flexible timetables and assessment for learning which engages pupils in reflecting on their progress and SEND/MaGT provision. Partnership with parents/carers, other schools, the local community, health care and social service providers is embraced and sought.

Our Curriculum is creative and inclusive, children can access and engage with their peers irrespective of their needs. 

Please see our SEND Local Offer and more information on the range of support we can provide in our Parent section 

If you have any further questions on our curriculum, please see the additional pages on the Curriculum section of our website and or contact our School Office on office@st-lukesprimary.com