St Luke’s is a Foundation Church of England Primary School located in a wonderful setting in the heart of Kingston upon Thames. We are a one-form entry primary school, including a nursery, for children aged 3-11 serving the local community and the parish of St Luke’s Church. The school is one of a number of church schools within the diocese of Southwark. It retains enduring links with the Parish Church and seeks to forward the purpose of those who executed the deed that founded the school – that children should receive a Christian education. 

As a school our 'core business' is obviously children's learning. The teaching of English and mathematics is therefore given a very high priority and standards in those two subjects are consistently high. But we also believe that our role is to provide children with a broad education in which their development in all areas is stimulated and nurtured. We therefore emphasise the creative side of children's development (through art, music and drama for example); their physical development through the PE curriculum; their growth as responsible and caring members of society through the school's ethos; and their social, moral, spiritual and cultural development.  

We provide a wide range of activities for children beyond the 'formal' curriculum. In addition to class outings and trips to places of interest we also have a full programme of visitors to the school including theatre groups, musicians and guest speakers. There is also an extensive extra-curricular programme.  Although St. Luke’s was founded in 1894, a new building was constructed during 1995, consisting of an assembly hall and servery, eight classrooms, teachers’ resource room, staff room and administration offices.  In the grounds are two hard courts and a music room.