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Welcome to stmatthewsluton.com. Here you’ll find up to date news and information about activity from across the school. Be sure to visit our Blogs section to
The High Town Living Advent Calendar is back again this year with a full programme of fantastic seasonal events that you can get involved with.
This year marks one hundred and one years since the end of the First World War in 1918. It is also eighty years since the
GET READY FOR ROCK OUT 2019 starts on Monday 11th November at 7.30am and continues until Saturday 16th November at 7.30pm. Every time you use
Find out the latest news from our Key Stage 2 Accelerated Reader programme by clicking here to go to the dedicated AR page.
FRIDAY 8th NOVEMBER On Friday 8th November we will be having our second TIMES TABLES ROCK STARS DAY and we want you to DRESS LIKE A
Have you taken a look at our blogs lately? Information about whole school events usually appears on our website homepage, but there is also a wealth
The new edition of St Matthew’s Magazine, made for and by the pupils of St Matthew’s, has hit the newsstands! One of the highlights of
School re-opens at 8.45am on Monday morning for all pupils for the start of the second half of the Autumn term. We hope that everyone
The half term break begins tomorrow for all pupils as Friday 18 October is a staff training day. The half term break continues for the
Our Autumn Term parent teacher consultation meetings take place today and tomorrow. Appointment times have been reserved using our ParentMail service. Please come early so
We are holding our annual Autumn Foodbank Collection on Tuesday 15th October. We have a long tradition of supporting the Luton Foodbank and this year
Our school photographers will be visiting the school next Monday 7th October. All children will be photographed for their school records and parents will have
Wednesday 2nd October from 3.20pm All proceeds will go toMacmillan Cancer Support If you are able to donate a cake to the sale, we would
The term is racing by and so much learning has already taken place in the first half term. We are now well into our programme of
