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Safeguarding during the Summer Break
During the school holidays, the safeguarding team only monitors their email address weekly. If a child is in immediate danger, call 999. For other serious or urgent issues, contact Plymouth Local Authority Children's Services directly on 01752 668000 rather than waiting for a reply here.
Children and young people can contact Childline free and confidentially on 0800 1111.
Parents and carers can contact the NSPCC helpline on 0808 800 5000.
If a child or young person is struggling with their mental health, they can text YM to 85258 for free, 24/7 crisis support. Parents wanting advice can also contact the YoungMinds Parents Helpline on 0808 802 5544.
A selection of Key Stage 2 children had a wonderful morning at Foulston Park, where they met the author Matt Oldfield. The session had read alouds from Matt, questions and answers, and a quiz based upon his books. All the children were brilliant with their knowledge and engagement, earning them a signed book. Thank you to the amazing Plymouth Libraries for organising this event.
Get ready for St Luke’s Guiding Lights, which will be beaming through Plymouth in summer 2026 with a spectacular trail of stunning lighthouse sculptures. Mount Wise Primary School painted their very own Little Lights Lighthouse which will be on display during the trail at The Box Museum.
The trail will run from Monday 6 July to Sunday 13 September 2026. After being on show to the public for 10 weeks, the sculptures will find their permanent homes when they go under the hammer at a grand auction finale on 1 October 2026.
Imagine wandering through the bustling streets of Plymouth and along the beautiful waterfront, uncovering one stunning Lighthouse after another, each bearing the creative imprint of local and regional artists and proudly sponsored by local businesses.
Working in partnership with Wild in Art, this colourful and exciting art trail will engage local communities, schools and businesses, and bring thousands of visitors into the city. All the while raising awareness of St Luke’s and the importance of the care we provide. Mount Wise Primary School are proud to be part of such a wonderful project.
We are incredibly proud to announce that our governor and local ambassador, Reverend Sue, will be the chair of the brand new 'Pride in Place' board, that will seek to use £2 million a year for the next ten years to establish strong grass roots community projects across Devonport, Mount Wise and Morice Town. Please click the link to find out more.
Luke Pollard Announces New Pride in Place Chair
This morning, Robins attended a huge teddy bear's picnic at Foulston Park, where they had food and games with other foundation classes from around the city along with Pilgrim Pete and Plymouth Argyle coaches.
Video of Teddy Bear's Picnic (Facebook)
Over the past two sessions in DT, Kestrels have been learning how to make pastry for pasties and dough for scones, creating delicious cheese and potato pasties as well as scrumptious cheese scones. Teamwork and resilience were on full display.
Over the past two days, Year 6 have visited the historic Saltram House and its grounds to learn all about conservation, farming and the upkeep of historically significant places.
This morning, Robins class visited the delightful Devonport library, where they chose new books to take home and they also heard a story read to them by the librarian.
Plymouth Argyle came and taught Kestrels class all about their new initiative, Joy of Moving, where the importance of balance in diet and exercise was explained through a range of activities. Local MP, Luke Pollard, also attended to witness our fantastic partnership with Argyle in action.
Today, Magpies were visited by the local police community support officers to talk about good behaviour and anti-social behaviour, as well as the impact these choices have on the local community.