On Tuesday 9th December 2025, we hosted our Winter Concert in the school hall, where our choirs, bands, orchestras, and soloists came together for a sparkling evening filled with festive favourites, joyful carols, and seasonal surprises—an uplifting celebration of the incredible talent within our music department. The celebrations continue on Wednesday 17th December 2025 at All Saints Notting Hill with Nine Lessons and Carols by Candlelight, performed by our Schola Cantorum.

All Saints Catholic College is delighted to announce that we have secured funding to support our Extended School Provision (ESP) programme from Project Spark, a charity founded by Sally Trench and dedicated to helping young people across England and Wales. The ESP was created in response to challenges faced by students following the pandemic, including reduced attendance, difficulties with homework completion, limited access to extracurricular activities, and a decline in stu

On 6th November, our Schola Cantorum gave a beautiful and moving performance of Mozart’s Requiem at St Augustine’s Church, Kilburn, under the direction of Mr Bick, Director of Schola. The evening showcased the exceptional talent of our singers in an historic setting, creating the perfect atmosphere for the transcendent score of Mozart's final composition. Mozart’s Requiem —a Mass for the dead—was left unfinished at the composer’s death in 1791 and later completed by his stud

Yesterday, our Y8 students enjoyed a live performance of A Christmas Carol by Quantum Theatre. Quantum Theatre is a national touring company that specialises in bringing classic literature and Shakespeare to life. For more than 30 years, they have toured all over the UK, performing in theatres, arts centres, National Trust and English Heritage sites, schools, community halls, castles, parks and gardens — ensuring that all communities have access to live theatre, including th

On October 30th, in the Paul VI Audience Hall at the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV addressed young Catholics as part of the Jubilee of the World of Education. He urged young people to cultivate their “interior life” and resist filling their restlessness with distractions or fleeting pleasures, warning that this can lead to “existential emptiness.” Pope Leo XIV reminded them that knowledge alone is not enough without understanding “who we are and the meaning of life.” The pope acknow