Educatio “Equipped with his five senses, man explores the universe around him and calls the adventure Science.” Edwin Powell Hubble, The Nature of Science ​ Mission Statement The mission of the Science department is to provide a foundation in the elements of scientific method, theory and applicability that will encourage students to acquire an in-depth appreciation of Science. Students are introduced to many key scientific skills in the first few weeks at All Saints Catholic College, which provide a basis for their learning over the subsequent years. Most students will study for the AQA Combined Science: Trilogy award through which they will gain two Science GCSEs. There is also the option to study the Separate Sciences which provide the perfect learning platform for taking Science beyond secondary school. At the end of their scientific education in All Saints Catholic College, each student will be able to: apply scientific method and critical thinking skills to raise questions and define and solve problems; evaluate the quality of scientific information and its interpretation; clearly express scientific ideas using oral, visual and written communication; understand the ethical dimensions and role of science in human experience; acquire the technical and interpersonal skills to be leaders who contribute to an ever-changing society. Literacy Statement The Science Department provides opportunities to enhance the writing, reading and oral skills of students through lessons and assessments. Students who are scientifically literate understand: the structure of scientific investigations and report writing; the skills needed to ask, find, or determine answers to questions derived from curiosity about their world; the skills needed to describe, explain, and predict natural phenomena; how to respond to exam questions (4 or 5 mark questions); how to use scientific key words; how to use concept mapping; how to explore different text types within the scientific genre (textbooks, newspapers and magazine articles); the importance of highlighting key words/ideas; how to pose and evaluate arguments based on evidence and apply conclusions from such arguments appropriately; how to express opinions that are scientifically and technologically informed. ​ Click below to view our Science curriculum for each year group. ​ Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Combined Science Year 11 Triple Science If you would like to find out more about the Science curriculum, contact our Head of Science Miss Dower by emailing l.dower@allsaintscc.org.uk ​ Science "All the science of the Saints is included in these two things: To do, and to suffer. And whoever had done these two things best, has made himself most saintly." St Francis de Sales Explore

MR O'NEILL HEADTEACHER MS BRETT DEPUTY HEADTEACHER MR AYKROYD DEPUTY HEADTEACHER MR WALTON DEPUTY HEADTEACHER MS NAMMOCK DEPUTY HEADTEACHER MS SMITH DIRECTOR OF FINANCE MS DALTON ASSISTANT HEADTEACHER MR HOLLAND ASSISTANT HEADTEACHER/SENCO MS VOJVODIC ASSISTANT HEADTEACHER MS ARCHER-CLOWES ASSISTANT HEADTEACHER MS FULLA ASSOCIATE ASSISTANT HEADTEACHER The Senior Leadership Team You can see a list of Tutor Groups and Form Tutors here . A full list of teaching staff and their responsibilities can be viewed here . A full list of support staff and their responsibilities can be viewed here .

Safeguarding Explore Thankyou to everyone who attended our Open Evening. We were delighted to welcome almost 1200 people through our doors. We hope you found the evening informative and enjoyable. Should you have any questions regarding our admissions process please email admissions@allsaintscc.org.uk ​ Open Evening - Wednesday 6th October Parents Day - Thursday 16th September This event is for parents of students in Y8-10 ONLY. The purpose of the day is to give parents and students the opportunity to discuss progress with their teachers and for students to gain an insight into what they need to do to improve. Students must attend the session with their parents and are required to wear full school uniform. It is essential that all families attend and we have planned the timings of the day to allow for this. The timings for each session are listed below: ​ Session 1: 8.30am – 11.30am Session 2: 12.30pm – 3.30pm Session 3: 4.30pm – 7.00pm We encourage parents and students to arrive towards the beginning of their booked session which will end promptly at 11.30am, 3.30pm or 7.00pm. Not only will the sessions provide meaningful discussions around your child's progress, but it will provide an opportunity for you to come and see the new building and improvement works throughout the school. We look forward to meeting you and finally welcoming you back into the school after such a long absence. If you have any further questions regarding Parents' Day please email info@allsaintscc.org.uk ​ Open Week - w/c Monday 11th October Thankyou to everyone who attended our Open Week sessions held between 11th - 15th October. We hope that you were given a warm welcome by our students. ​ Should you have any questions regarding our admissions process please email admissions@allsaintscc.org.uk Y7 Parents Welcome Evening - 30th September At All Saints we recognise that the transition from primary school to secondary school can be daunting for students and parents, and the aim of this evening is to help remove some of those concerns. This promises to be an enjoyable evening, during which parents will have the opportunity to meet with teachers and parents of other Y7 students, in an informal and relaxed setting. ​ Please follow the attached link to the online form here , letting us know whether you are able to attend, therefore allowing us to plan the catering for the event. ​ This is a parent only event and children should remain at home. ​ Please do not hesitate to contact us via email on info@allsaintscc.org.uk with any questions beforehand. ​ We look forward to seeing you on Thursday 30th September. ​ Y10 Work Experience Information Evening Thankyou to all parents who attended our Y10 Work Experience Information Evening on Wednesday 13th October. We hope that you found the session informative and that it provided useful food for thought regarding your child's work experience options. ​ If you have any further questions regarding Work Experience Information Evening please email our Head of Pastoral Curriculum, Miss J Nesmyth: j.nesmyth@allsaintscc.org.uk Open Evening 2022 Thank you to all those who were able to attend our Open Evening on Thursday 14th September. It was a real pleasure to meet you all and we hope that your son / daughter enjoyed looking around the school and went home excited to join All Saints. ​ For those who were unable to attend or would like to see more, we will be running Open Sessions for one week only from Tuesday 20th September - Friday 23rd September. You will need to book in order to attend. ​ Scroll down this page for further information. Year 11 Information Evening 2022 Our Year 11 Information Evening is taking place on Tuesday 20th September 2022 . The evening will begin at 5pm and end promptly at 6pm . Year 11 is the final and most important year at All Saints Catholic College. It is vital that students, teachers and parents work together to help your child achieve their full potential. This evening will offer you the opportunity to hear from your child’s Head of Year, Subject Leaders of English and Maths and Mr O'Neill, regarding the year ahead. We will aim to provide information and guidance for you as a parent on how best to support your child during this vital academic year. ​ You can confirm your attendance by completing this online form . Safeguarding ​ If you have any safeguarding concerns please speak to one of our officers below. ​ Ms Dalton: Designated Safeguarding Lead c.dalton@allsaintscc.org.uk Mr Aykroyd: Deputy Safeguarding Lead t.aykroyd@allsaintscc.org.uk Mr Walton: Deputy Safeguarding Lead p.walton@allsaintscc.org.uk ​ Monthly Safeguarding Newsletter: October 2023 September 2023 July 2023 February 2023 January 2023 December 2022 ​ Other notable reads: Kooth Learning Portal Kooth 'For A Lighter Mind" Flyer Kooth FAQs Parental Control Booklet ​ Ms Dalton ​ Designated Safeguarding Lead Mr Aykroyd ​ Deputy Safeguarding Lead Mr Walton ​ Deputy Safeguarding Lead Year 9 Parents' Evening Our Year 9 Parents Evening is taking place on Wednesday 19th October 2022 . This will be an opportunity to meet with subject teachers and chat about your child's progress. Further information will be added here in due course. ​ We look forward to seeing you on Wednesday 19th October.

FAQ's Explore Who is my child's Head of Year? The Heads of Year should be your first point of contact if you have any queries or concerns. The Heads of Year are as follows: Head of Year 7: Mr Forshaw Head of Year 8: Mr Hay Head of Year 9: Mr Williams Head of Year 10: Ms Alfieri Head of Year 11: Ms Desouza Mr Forshaw is Head of Lower School. Mr Burke is Head of Middle School. Ms Burke is Head of Upper School. Who is the Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) ? The Designated Safeguarding Lead is Ms C Dalton. If you have any safeguarding concerns you should contact Ms Dalton immediately. The Deputy Designated Safeguarding Leads are Mr P Walton and Mr T Aykroyd. Mr O'Neill is kept informed of any safeguarding concerns. Who should I contact about Special Educational Needs? The school's SENCO is Mr Holland. If you need to contact Mr Holland, please telephone the school on 020 8969 7111. What time does school begin/end? The school day begins at 8:30am. The school day ends at 3:15pm. Detentions are held until 4:15pm. See timetable here. Where can I buy the school uniform? You can buy the school uniform from Uniform4Kids. Their website is www.uniform4kids.com What is the school's current Ofsted grading? The school's current Ofsted grading is Good. At our latest inspection it was deemed there was sufficient evidence to suggest the school is infact Outstanding and therefore a full Section 5 inspection will take place in the next twelve months. The school's Diocesan inspection grading is Outstanding. Who should I contact about Admissions? Ms Shortiss will be able to deal with any admissions concern that you have. If you contact the school on 020 8969 7111 or email admissions@allsaintscc.org.uk and she will be able to help you. Is it possible to get paper copies of information published online? We will provide a paper copy of information published on our website free of charge to parents. Please contact the school office on 020 8969 7111.

The Review Explore The Review Volume 2 2022/23 The Review Volume 1 2022/23 The Review Volume 3 2021/22 The Review Volume 2 2021/22 The Review Volume 1 2021/22 The Review July 2021 The Review March 2021 The Review September 2020 The Review December 2019 The Review September 2019 The Review At the end of every term we publish our school magazine: 'The Review'. Each edition is packed full with articles and photographs, giving an insight into what has been going on at All Saints and what students have to look forward to in the weeks to come. Click below for our latest publications. We hope that you enjoy reading. ​ Original photography (website and The Review) by L.Bertinato

Term Dates & Calendar Explore 2024-25 2023/24 Term Dates Calendar You will also find term dates mapped out for the academic year ahead on our easy to use calendar. ​ We regularly update our calendar with all the latest events and dates for your diary. ​ Keep an eye on this page to stay up to date with all things All Saints.

Educatio Discover At All Saints we will endeavour to provide a high quality education for all students, especially for those who are poor and disadvantaged. The theology for education at All Saints stems from John 10:10, "I have come so that you may have life, life in all its fullness". With this in mind, we aim to provide an educational setting that provides a "fullness" in life for our students, which readily equips them for life beyond school, and a passion for life-long learning. ​ Within the Gospel we constantly find examples of Jesus as the 'teacher', interpreting scriptures as well as providing clear guidance on day-to-day morality and also social justice (see Formatio and Iustitia Socialis). The book of Proverbs advocates the necessity of a strong education: "It is better - much better - to have wisdom and knowledge than gold and silver". Thro28 ugh hard work (Laborare) and support from teachers and parents we will endeavour to provide a strong education for all students in our care. Teachers at All Saints work in the service (Servire) of the students within their care. Taking the example of Jesus in Mark 10, "For even the Son of Man did not come to be served; he came to serve and to give his life to redeem many people”, we recognise the importance of this passage in putting the needs of our own students first. Teachers at All Saints are characterised by having a steadfast service to the students in their care, going above and beyond the call of duty in order to serve. ​ Our curriculum timings for each year group can be viewed here . Our curriculum is fully compliant with the Equality Act 2010 and Special Educational Needs and Disability Regulations 2014. You can access our policy information here . ​ Educatio English ​ Mathematics ​ Science ​ RE ​ History ​ Geography ​ MFL ​ PE ​ Art ​ Photography ​ Food & Nutrition ​ Music ​ Drama ​ Computer Science ​ Design Technology ​ Year 9 Options ​

Free School Meals Your child may qualify for free school meals if you or their other parent are receiving certain benefits or support from the Government. ​ The current allowance for a Free School Meal is £2.30 per day which can be spent on food (not drinks) at lunchtime only. ​ Under the current criteria, children who receive, or whose parents receive, one or more of the following support payments are eligible to receive free school meals: ​ Income Support Income Based Job Seekers Allowance (IBJSA) Income Related Employment and Support Allowance (IRESA) Support under Part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 (NASS) Guaranteed Element of State Pension Credit Child Tax Credit (provided you’re not also entitled to Working Tax Credit and have an annual gross income of no more than £16,190) Working Tax Credit run-on - paid for 4 weeks after you stop qualifying for Working Tax Credit Universal Credit - if you apply on or after 1 April 2018 your household income must be less than £7,400 a year (after tax and not including any benefits you get). ​ Please note that even if you would not require a free meal for your child, if you are entitled, your child’s school can still qualify for additional funding, allowing them to spend more on your child’s education. ​ If you think your child is eligible please contact Margaret Shortiss on support@allsaintscc.org.uk ​ Free School Meals Explore

Home About Educatio Formatio News Contact More... "Welcome to All Saints Catholic College. I am proud to be the Headteacher of this OUTSTANDING over-subscribed mixed secondary school in the heart of North Kensington. We pride ourselves on the strong reputation for outstanding teaching and exceptional results. The diversity within our school is a key strength and allows students to acknowledge each other’s differences whilst at the same time celebrating them. The greatest ambassadors of our school are our students who demonstrate and model excellent behaviour as well as attitudes to learning. ​ We are a small school but with this comes a great strength. We are able to offer your child smaller teaching groups as well as ensuring that we get to know their learning needs intricately. We aim to ensure that we offer a safe but joyous learning environment to all of our students so that that they can find the confidence to flourish during their time at All Saints." ​ Andrew O'Neill, Headteacher ​

Facilities Explore Facilities All Saints Catholic College provides students with access to a range of brand new, state of the art facilities. ​ The LRC (Learning Resource Centre) & Computer Suites This is home to our extensive library, filled with a vast array of both educational and recreational books that you will be reading over the course of your academic career here at All Saints. In addition to this, we have over 30 computer stations in the LRC. We also have a number of computer suites throughout the school building, ensuring that every student has access to a computer as and when they need it. Perfect for school work, homework and many more safety-regulated online activities. We also have a wide variety of audiobooks available to all students in our Digital Library, just follow this link and use your school login: www.allsaintscc.lib.overdrive.com ​ Music Hub Located in our ever-expanding Music Department, our Music Hub consists of our teaching and learning rooms and is the ideal place to learn and practice. With over 20 brand new Apple Mac computers, along with a plethora of different instruments, our Music Hub with all the mod-cons is suited to any student who seeks to develop their skills, whatever genre that may be in. In addition to this, our Music Hub hosts a number of privately organised music and instrument lessons. ​ Fitness Suite Our fantastic Fitness Suite allows our students complete access to an ultra-modern, indoor gym. With all the features of a public gym, our Fitness Suite encourages our students to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle throughout their time at All Saints Catholic College and beyond. Moreover, this safe and private environment we have created on site can be used in PE lessons in school time and recreationally outside school hours (subject to adult supervision). With corresponding shower facilities, our Fitness Suite meets the needs of all students. ​ Drama Studio, Dance Studio and Stage All Saints is also home to a wonderful drama room with all the features of a professional production studio, including black-out blinds and mood-lighting, in addition to ample study space - making it the perfect environment for learning as well as practice and production. In our Creative Arts department, there is a professional dance studio, fitted with wall-to-wall, full length mirrors and ballet bars. We also have a full-sized stage for productions, for all of our plays, pantomimes, recitals and concerts. With lighting and audio facilities built into our backstage area, there's such great potential for our drama and dance students to showcase their captivating work. ​ SEND Learning Facilities Within our building, we have a newly refurbished learning space specifically designed for our SEN and statemented students. In this area, we have a small computer suite and desks for individual, concentrated work, larger tables and features to encourage group work and a teaching kitchen where the students are taught vital life skills to instill their independence as young people. Our SEN department have created a relaxing and calming safe space, housed within the main school building but away from the hustle and bustle of everyday school life, should students find the secondary school experience overwhelming. ​ Bethlehem Centre The Bethlehem Centre is a small, specialist resourced provision within the main body of our school. The provision is led by a qualified teacher and supported by teaching assistants all of whom are overseen by the school SENCO. At the heart of the provision is the desire to provide quality SEN teaching. The provision seeks to identify the individual needs of the students within it and tailor a curriculum delivered at a level which students can access. ​ Teaching in the provision is designed to cater for students who have difficulties with speech, language and communication as well as an EHCP where this need is outlined as their primary need. The students within the provision require lessons to be taught at a more measured pace than typical mainstream sessions and lessons are planned with the objective to improve vocabulary, speech and communication, written and verbal. ​ You can read more about the Bethlehem Centre here. ​

Timetable Explore Thankyou to everyone who attended our Open Evening. We were delighted to welcome almost 1200 people through our doors. We hope you found the evening informative and enjoyable. Should you have any questions regarding our admissions process please email admissions@allsaintscc.org.uk ​ Open Evening - Wednesday 6th October Parents Day - Thursday 16th September This event is for parents of students in Y8-10 ONLY. The purpose of the day is to give parents and students the opportunity to discuss progress with their teachers and for students to gain an insight into what they need to do to improve. Students must attend the session with their parents and are required to wear full school uniform. It is essential that all families attend and we have planned the timings of the day to allow for this. The timings for each session are listed below: ​ Session 1: 8.30am – 11.30am Session 2: 12.30pm – 3.30pm Session 3: 4.30pm – 7.00pm We encourage parents and students to arrive towards the beginning of their booked session which will end promptly at 11.30am, 3.30pm or 7.00pm. Not only will the sessions provide meaningful discussions around your child's progress, but it will provide an opportunity for you to come and see the new building and improvement works throughout the school. We look forward to meeting you and finally welcoming you back into the school after such a long absence. If you have any further questions regarding Parents' Day please email info@allsaintscc.org.uk ​ Open Week - w/c Monday 11th October Thankyou to everyone who attended our Open Week sessions held between 11th - 15th October. We hope that you were given a warm welcome by our students. ​ Should you have any questions regarding our admissions process please email admissions@allsaintscc.org.uk Y7 Parents Welcome Evening - 30th September At All Saints we recognise that the transition from primary school to secondary school can be daunting for students and parents, and the aim of this evening is to help remove some of those concerns. This promises to be an enjoyable evening, during which parents will have the opportunity to meet with teachers and parents of other Y7 students, in an informal and relaxed setting. ​ Please follow the attached link to the online form here , letting us know whether you are able to attend, therefore allowing us to plan the catering for the event. ​ This is a parent only event and children should remain at home. ​ Please do not hesitate to contact us via email on info@allsaintscc.org.uk with any questions beforehand. ​ We look forward to seeing you on Thursday 30th September. ​ Y10 Work Experience Information Evening Thankyou to all parents who attended our Y10 Work Experience Information Evening on Wednesday 13th October. We hope that you found the session informative and that it provided useful food for thought regarding your child's work experience options. ​ If you have any further questions regarding Work Experience Information Evening please email our Head of Pastoral Curriculum, Miss J Nesmyth: j.nesmyth@allsaintscc.org.uk Open Evening 2022 Thank you to all those who were able to attend our Open Evening on Thursday 14th September. It was a real pleasure to meet you all and we hope that your son / daughter enjoyed looking around the school and went home excited to join All Saints. ​ For those who were unable to attend or would like to see more, we will be running Open Sessions for one week only from Tuesday 20th September - Friday 23rd September. You will need to book in order to attend. ​ Scroll down this page for further information. Year 11 Information Evening 2022 Our Year 11 Information Evening is taking place on Tuesday 20th September 2022 . The evening will begin at 5pm and end promptly at 6pm . Year 11 is the final and most important year at All Saints Catholic College. It is vital that students, teachers and parents work together to help your child achieve their full potential. This evening will offer you the opportunity to hear from your child’s Head of Year, Subject Leaders of English and Maths and Mr O'Neill, regarding the year ahead. We will aim to provide information and guidance for you as a parent on how best to support your child during this vital academic year. ​ You can confirm your attendance by completing this online form . Earlier this year we shared with you a proposal to change the timings of the school day and offered you an opportunity to provide feedback on the proposal. Following a meeting of the Board of Governors, and in reviewing the results of the consultation, Governors have voted unanimously in favour of the change and agreed, as proposed to pilot the changes in the summer term. ​ Therefore, after half term, the timings of the school day will be as shown. ​ As previously mentioned, the move to this new proposal will allow for more time to deepen our Design & Technology provision as well as provide guided reading for pupils in every year group. Evidence across the country has shown that the literacy levels of pupils have been severely impacted as a result of the pandemic. We are taking pro-active steps to ensure that all of our students are afforded the time to develop these skills further. Timetable Year 9 Parents' Evening Our Year 9 Parents Evening is taking place on Wednesday 19th October 2022 . This will be an opportunity to meet with subject teachers and chat about your child's progress. Further information will be added here in due course. ​ We look forward to seeing you on Wednesday 19th October.

Mission Statement The mission of the Physical Education Department is to achieve the physical potential of every child and develop their confidence to contribute to the health and wellbeing of themselves and others within our school and local community. Physical activity is viewed as an essential strand of a student’s development and as such facilities are deployed to maximise the activity opportunities for our students. Physical activity opportunities are open to all regardless of race, creed, religion, sex or ability. Everyone’s views are important and we engage with students, parents, staff and governors to ensure that we strive to and achieve equality, openness and transparency. The department’s objectives include to: provide an understanding of exercise and health through play, high quality curriculum provision and out of hours learning; provide a range of opportunities that encourage and develop active healthy students after school; achieve skills which enable students to continue physical activities in adult life; promote the appreciation of physical movement through observation, analysis and evaluation; promote the appreciation of physical movement through observation, analysis and evaluation; provide opportunities for participation and on-going professional development through close links with the local Sports development team; provide competitive opportunities for both teams and individuals to maximise their physical achievements; promote an awareness of sporting opportunities available within the local community. ​ Click below to view our PE curriculum for each year group. ​ Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 & Year 11 ​ If you would like to find out more about the PE curriculum, contact our Head of PE Ms Dunlop by emailing h.dunlop@allsaintscc.org.uk ​ Educatio Physical Education "Remember that bodily exercise, when it is well ordered, as I have said, is also prayer by means of which you can please God our Lord." St Ignatius of Loyola Explore