Schola Trip to Germany

Isabel Lamb • June 30, 2026

Schola Cantorum and Symphony Orchestra Return from Inspiring Germany Tour




Students from the All Saints Schola Cantorum and Symphony Orchestra returned from an unforgettable five-day tour of Germany, where they represented the school with outstanding musicianship, faith and professionalism.


Following the success of previous tours to Scotland, France and Flanders, this year's tour took students to Mannheim, Stuttgart and Heidelberg, where they experienced the rich musical and cultural heritage of Germany while sharing their own talents with international audiences.


The tour began with the journey to Mannheim, where students settled into their hotel before an exciting programme of performances and visits. The Schola Cantorum and Symphony Orchestra performed concerts in both Mannheim and the historic city of Heidelberg, receiving warm receptions and showcasing the exceptional standard of music-making that has become synonymous with All Saints Catholic College.


Alongside rehearsals and performances, students were given the opportunity to explore each city, discovering local history, architecture and culture while developing independence, confidence and lifelong friendships. These moments together, whether preparing for concerts, sharing meals or experiencing Germany's beautiful towns and cities, created memories that will remain with students for years to come.


Tours such as these are a truly formative experience for young musicians. They challenge students to perform in new venues, collaborate at a high level and grow both musically and personally. Throughout the visit, every student represented All Saints with maturity, kindness and enthusiasm, drawing praise for their exemplary behaviour and commitment.


A huge thank you goes to the dedicated staff who organised and accompanied the tour, making this incredible opportunity possible.


Congratulations to every member of the Schola Cantorum and Symphony Orchestra on an outstanding tour. We look forward to seeing how these experiences continue to inspire the next generation of All Saints musicians.

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