The Year 7 boys produced an outstanding performance last night with a brilliant 9–1 victory over Hammersmith Academy. The impressive win means the team finishes 3rd in the QPR League after a strong season campaign. Their success also sees them progress to the Shield Final, where they will look to continue their excellent form. Congratulations to all the players on a fantastic achievement and best of luck in the final.

We recently marked an important milestone for our Year 11 students with a special Leavers’ Mass. The occasion provided an opportunity for students to reflect on their time at All Saints Catholic College, give thanks for their experiences, and look ahead to the future with hope and confidence. Surrounded by staff and their peers, it was a moment of unity, gratitude, and farewell as they prepare to move on to the next stage of their journey. We are incredibly proud of all that

We are excited to be launching the Jack Petchey Achievement Awards at All Saints Catholic College, introducing a well-established programme that celebrates student achievement beyond the classroom. The awards recognise effort, resilience, teamwork, and positive contributions to school life, with a strong focus on student voice through peer-on-peer voting. A key feature of the award is its peer-on-peer voting system. Students nominate and vote for classmates who they feel dese

This week, All Saints celebrated a vibrant and engaging Politics Week, giving students the opportunity to explore how democracy works and take part in their own mock election. Throughout the week, students took part in a range of activities designed to deepen their understanding of politics and participation. These included exploring the Welfare State through “Newsflash” activities, reading and debating political manifestos in form time, and attending assemblies led by our Ye

On Thursday we had a fantastic day of enrichment for our Humanities students, with two exciting trips taking place across the year groups. Our Year 10 Citizenship students visited the Houses of Parliament as part of their GCSE ‘Politics and Participation’ studies. They took part in an engaging workshop and guided tour led by the Parliament Education Team, gaining first-hand insight into how politics and power operate in the UK. Students represented the school brilliantly and