We are delighted to share the latest edition of our school magazine, Inspicio Vol. 5 (January 2026), which continues to celebrate the vibrant life of our school community, looking back at all the achievements and news from the Michaelmas term. Published throughout the school year in the Autumn, Winter and Spring terms, Inspicio captures the many achievements, experiences and memorable moments that make All Saints such a special place. Each edition is filled with articles and

Author and Educationalist, Laura Henry-Allain MBE, alumna, visiting ASCC last term Our alumni play a vital role in shaping the future of All Saints. By sharing their career journeys, offering advice, and opening doors to internships, mentorships, and job opportunities, former students help current learners see what’s possible beyond the classroom. These insights build confidence, broaden horizons, and support informed career choices. Staying connected with our alumni helps us

More than 33 million pilgrims visited Rome during the 2025 Jubilee Year, which officially ended on January 6, 2026, with the closing of the Holy Door of St. Peter’s Basilica by Pope Leo. The solemn ceremony, held on the Feast of the Epiphany, marked the conclusion of a year dedicated to faith, hope and spiritual renewal for Catholics worldwide. The Holy Door, opened at the start of the Jubilee as a symbol of forgiveness and grace, was ceremonially shut following Mass, bringin

Last night at All Saints Church in Notting Hill, we celebrated our Nine Lessons and Carols by Candlelight — a truly beautiful and memorable evening. The thoughtful and reflective bidding prayer set the tone, and our Schola's performance was truly impressive. Nine readings were delivered by pupils, staff and friends of ASCC, whilst the music featured beloved carols alongside some lesser-known gems, including Adam Lay Ybounden , Puer Natus in Bethlehem , the ancient Slavic caro

This week, Mr Walton, Acting Headteacher, led his first Lectio Divina at All Saints Catholic College. Reflecting on the meaning of Christmas, the past year, and the opportunities and hopes of the coming year 2026, Mr Walton invited staff and students to pause, pray, and consider how faith can guide their daily lives. Thoughtful and inspiring, it sets a reflective tone as we move into the new year. Watch the full episode on our school YouTube channel - released on Friday: clic