Glossop's St Luke’s CE Primary School has been awarded the Timpson Attachment Award for 2019, in recognition for its work with children who have experienced trauma.
Headteacher Alice Littlehales said: “It is a great honour to have won this prize and I am very proud of all the staff, governors, children and parents of this school who work so hard to help everyone.”
It’s been a busy week for the Spire Hollin Primary.
Year 4s had a ‘sleep over’.
Mrs Littlehales commented: “So much fun was had by the children and we could see them grow in self-confidence just across the event.
“Well done to all of them, and thank you to the staff who made it possible. “
She added: “Also children in Eagles enjoyed a dance workshop at Glossopdale School and went to an RE conference. They had an opportunity to work with children from four different faiths and gain an understanding of how their faith affects their lives.”
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