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The Winner of Bundaberg Council’s Recycling Competition is…
St Luke’s Anglican School, with their various coloured bins, display boards, chooks and worms. Member for Burnett, Stephen Bennett forged this new education initiative which saw Bundaberg Regional Council, Impact Community Services and A2Z Waste Recycling come on board to promote the importance of recycling. The Waste Minimisation and Recycling Competition asked students to demonstrate the various ways they could implement waste minimisation and recycling within the school.
St Luke’s Student Wins Public Speaking Trophy
Four talented St Luke’s students delivered compelling speeches in a bid to win the Lion’s Public Speaking trophy – a highly anticipated event highlight within the Lions Youth of the Year Program.
St Luke’s First Annual Art Feast Weekend Event
St Luke’s Art Feast brought together work of nationally recognized artists, student art and all things creative. Loaded with creative inspiration and a strong community spirit the first annual Art Feast was a resounding success!
Our New Principal is Mr Craig Merritt
Mr Craig Merritt has officially stepped in as the Principal of St Luke’s Anglican School. He arrives with his wife, Tamara, an avid cook, and two children who join the St Luke’s Primary School: Chloe in Year 2, Ashton in Preparatory.
Hi-Tech Primary School
This fast-changing, high tech world will be vastly different when our children are old enough to innovate many of our societal structures and assume the mantle of guardianship; and the scope through which they will evolve our world will be technology.
Art Prize 2016
This year the St Luke's Art Prize was awarded to the entire Year 11 Art Class for their recreation of the painting "Felix the Magic Dragon" by Rae Heint.
Keep Our Kids Safer With the New Policelink App
The new Policelink App is now the fastest way that you can report non-urgent matters to police.