St Luke's CofE Primary School

St Luke's CofE Primary School, located in Manchester, is a voluntary controlled primary school with a mixed-gender student body of 427 pupils, serving a capacity of 485. The school is committed to fostering resilience, independence, and a sense of community among its students, guided by its mission statement inspired by Christian values. The curriculum is designed to be inclusive and diverse, ensuring that all pupils can thrive in a supportive environment.

The school provides additional support for pupils, including English as an Additional Language (EAL) assistance and tailored support for those with Special Educational Needs (SEN). Booster lessons for Year 2 and Year 6 are offered to help students achieve their maximum potential. St Luke’s also emphasizes personal development through extracurricular activities, including residential trips, library visits, and various engaging experiences that enrich the children's education.

St Luke's promotes British values such as democracy, mutual respect, and individual liberty, integrating these principles throughout the curriculum and school life. The school actively encourages student voice, ensuring that all pupils feel heard and valued within their community.