On Thursday 5th March 2026, World Book Day was celebrated in style across St Matthew’s with a wonderful range of book-themed activities taking place throughout

Our Year 4 children recently enjoyed their very first visit to the beautiful Chellington Centre — and what an adventure it was! Staying overnight in

On Friday 22nd May, we will be hosting a special Pop-Up Community Breakfast and Coffee Café at the front of the school, open to staff,

St Matthew’s Choir was honoured to perform at a special farewell celebration held at Luton Town Hall for long-serving Council Leader Hazel Simmons as she

Today is the first day of the Key Stage 2 tests and our Year 6 pupils all arrived at 8am to enjoy a hearty breakfast

This half term, our Year 5 Active Citizens have been working with Brown Bookshop once again on High Town Road on a very special creative

Families are invited to Market Hill, George Street on Saturday 25 April from 11am to 4pm to experience Luton as it might have looked in

Don’t forget to join us for the Repair Café in its new home — at High Town Social Club, Oxen Road, Luton. Join us on the last Friday of

We’re pleased to share the forthcoming workshops, which are free to attend and delivered as part of the CHUMS Early Intervention Hub. These online workshops

Small Business, Big Impact! Since Christmas, a group of enterprising Year 5 and 6 pupils have been running their very own in-school business, creating handmade

PLAY THE GIVING LOTTERY WITH ST MATTHEW’S We are pleased to share that St Matthew’s is now registered with the Giving Lottery. The Giving Lottery

Our school photographers will be visiting on Thursday 16 April 2026. They will be taking whole class photos of each class which families will be

Today we publish our latest end-of-term newsletter which gives you a flavour of all that has been happening at St Matthew’s during the past term

Eid Mubarak to all of our families who are celebrating! We know that Eid is a very special time for many within our school community

This half term, a new group of Year 5 pupils have begun an exciting project in partnership with our local community bookshop, Brown Books. Over

We have made the decision to move the rescheduled Fun Run date from 20th March, to Friday 13th March. The reason for this is that

The NSPCC’s guidance on children, mobile phones and online safety is a useful resource for schools to draw on when communicating with parents. It addresses

To celebrate World Book Day, a group of our Year 5 pupils took part in a special radio recording at Brown Books, the delightful community

Luton Borough Council have brought in a brand new activity for children and families to access across the town that will help boost the amount

🌿 High Town’s Love Your Area Community Clean-Up High Town is coming together to make our neighbourhood cleaner, greener and even more welcoming! Join us

Year 5 Book Club Project with Brown Books Over the past five weeks, a group of Year 5 pupils have been taking part in a

If you would like further information about any of the items featured in the newsletter, please don’t hesitate to call our family worker, Mrs Shaheen

Parent webinars on county lines and criminal exploitation The Ivison Trust (formerly Pace) is a national charity working to keep children safe from exploitation by

This half term, we are excited to be working with Luton Gymnastics Club in Hightown to offer every Year 1 class the opportunity to take

On the last day of term before the Christmas holiday, our Charity Committee proudly ran their second fundraising event of the year. After lots of

When it comes to app and games reviews one of the resources for parents is Common Sense Media who have thousands of unbiased and up-to-date reviews which

Our end-of-term newsletter for the Autumn term is published today here on our website and will come to all of our families by ParentMail later

Our traditional end-of-term Non-Uniform day will take a slightly different form this term. On Friday 19 December, we will be having a BREAK THE RULES

Christmas has officially started here in school. The children arrived this morning to find the halls, corridors and classrooms decorated with tinsel, lights and shine

Over the past few weeks, a group of enthusiastic pupils from Years 2–6 have been helping to shape our new school dinner menu for the