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== Associated Churches == |
== Associated Churches == |
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St Luke's High School | |
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File:StLukesLogo.jpg | |
Address | |
Springfield Road , , | |
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Type | Public, Secondary |
Religious affiliation(s) | Roman Catholic |
Gender | co-educational |
Age | 11 to 19 |
Enrollment | 600 |
Colour(s) | Green, White & Orange |
Attendance | 92.7% (2004/2005) |
Free School Meals | 15.4% |
Feeder Schools | St John's, St Mark's, St Thomas' |
Website | http://www.ea.e-renfrew.sch.uk/stlukes/ |
St Luke's High School is a secondary school situated in the Auchenback area of Barrhead, East Renfrewshire, in the Greater Glasgow area. In 2008, the school celebrated its 30th anniversary. Mrs Patricia Scott is the current head teacher, recently succeeding Mr John Fitzpatrick, who is now the current head teacher of Williamwood High School, also in East Renfrewshire. The school focuses on its Catholic ethos in teaching, and its close relationship with the communities of Barrhead and Neilston, as well as areas further afield including Paisley, Pollok, Glenburn and Uplawmoor.
Associated Primary Schools
Also known as "feeder" schools, they include:
- St John's Primary School, Commercial Road, Barrhead.
- St Mark's Primary School, Roebank Drive, Barrhead.
- St Thomas' Primary School, Broadlie Road, Neilston.
- Auchenback Primary School, Auburn Drive, Barrhead.
Associated Churches
- St John's Church, Aurs Road, Barrhead.
- St Thomas' Church, 70 Main Street, Neilston.
Head Boy & Head Girl
The head pupils are decided by democratic vote; any S6 pupil can run an election campaign prior to a ballot vote. All S5 pupils, S6 pupils and teachers can vote for a male candidate and a female candidate. The male and female candidates with the most votes achieve the titles of head pupils.
Incumbents:
The votes for session 2008/09 resulted in Jake Millar being named Head Boy and Maria Kerr as Head Girl.
Head Boys Emereti:
2007/08 - Jack Jordan
2006/07 - Josh Polson
2005/06 - Paul O'Kane
2004/05 - Christopher Geddes
2003/04 - Iain Harrison
2002/03 - Christopher McGovern
2001/02 - Martin McInnes
2000/01 - Brian Smith
Head Girls Emereti:
2007/08 - Emma Johnston
2006/07 - Carlyn Coyle
2005/06 - Teresa Wong
2004/05 - Emma Nicholson
2003/04 - Ann Marie Locherie(resigned Jan '04) Replaced by Natalie Hamilton
2002/03 - Kim Gillies
2001/02 - Jennifer Mitchell
2000/01 - Mairi Louise Hickey
Uniform
Junior School
The S1-S4 pupils have a set uniform which must be worn by the pupils during school time and also in some extra-curricular events.
- Junior school tie
- Green school jumper
- Black trousers / skirt
- Black shoes
- School blazer
Senior school
The S5 and S6 pupils have a set uniform which must be worn by the pupils during school time and also in some extra-curricular events. It is expected that the senior school set an example to younger years.
- White shirt
- Senior school tie
- Green school jumper
- Black trousers / skirt
- Black shoes
- School blazer
Notable incidents
2005 Fire
Extensive damage had been done to the kitchen facilities and drama department of the school in October 2005. Pupils and staff were given the day off while the fire brigade fought the blaze, and teachers attempted to salvage anything of value. The fire started approximately 7:30 in the kitchen.
Consequently, the Drama department had to be temporarily relocated to two English classrooms, while a new temporary dining hall was created in the smaller of the two gym halls.
Faculties
The school is subdivided into faculties.
The faculties are divided as follows:
- Language And Communication
- English
- Modern Languages
- French
- Italian
- Spanish
- Social Subjects
- Geography
- History
- Modern Studies
- Social Subjects
- Creative Arts
- Drama
- Art
- Music
- Business, Technical & ICT
- Business
- Business Management
- Administration
- Technical
- Product Design
- Graphic Communication
- Craft & Design
- ICT
- Police escape techniques
- Computing
- Information Systems
- PC Passport
- Business
- Mathematics
- Science
- Lunchtime rolling Classes
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- PE & Health
- Physical Education
- Home Economics
- Hospitality
- Religious Education
- Learning Support
and back with popular demand along with some opposition
St Lukes fortifide wine club
- XL
Notable alumni
- Christopher Brookmyre (author)
- Sean Nicholson (physicist)
References
1. http://www.ea.e-renfrew.sch.uk/stlukes/