Cross Country Success

Isabel Lamb • October 13, 2026

Cross Country Success at Regent’s Park

Our Year 7, 8 and 9 boys and girls put in a fantastic performance at the recent Cross Country event in Regent’s Park, taking on a challenging 3km course against pupils from seven other schools.


Every student gave it their all from start to finish, showing real determination and resilience throughout the race. It was a closely contested event, and despite tired legs towards the end, nobody gave up. The whole team should be extremely proud of the effort they showed and the way they represented All Saints.



A special mention goes to Colm, who ran a superb race in the boys’ event. Colm held an impressive second place for around 90% of the race, before eventually crossing the finish line in an excellent fourth place after a brilliant effort.

Well done to everyone who competed and represented All Saints so brilliantly!

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At All Saints Catholic College, we want every pupil to have access to opportunities that enrich their education, broaden their horizons and help them flourish — both inside and beyond the classroom. Alongside their academic education, our pupils benefit from an exceptional range of opportunities in music, sport, drama, leadership, faith, careers, trips and enrichment. Over the past year alone, pupils have performed at Cadogan Hall and Westminster Cathedral, represented the borough in sport, taken part in residentials and cultural visits, visited the University of Oxford, attended workshops at Imperial College London and worked with professional musicians, artists and authors. The Mission Fund helps make these opportunities possible. Thanks to the generosity of our families, the Fund has already helped provide: Floodlights for our Astro, allowing pupils to continue sport during the darker winter months Duke of Edinburgh equipment, enabling more pupils to participate Books and reading resources Outreach programmes and opportunities beyond the classroom Playtime equipment to make break and lunchtime more active and engaging With increasing pressures on school budgets, contributions from our community allow us to provide experiences and resources that would otherwise be difficult to fund. Most importantly, they help us ensure that all pupils can benefit, regardless of their circumstances. Could you support the Mission Fund? We are asking families who are able to do so to consider making a monthly or annual contribution. There is no required amount — every donation, however small, contributes to what we can provide for our young people. Click here to learn more
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