Students delivering a minibus full of hampers of food and boxes of gifts for distribution by the Catholic Children's Society. Every form filled a hamper and donated gifts - thanks to everyone who contributed, your gifts are truly appreciated

The Head of History, Mr Palmer took two lucky Year 9's on the First World War Centenary Battlefields Tour Programme. The tour included visits to various World War One cemeteries in Belgium and Northern France, including the famous Tyne Cot Cemetery, as well as the Somme Battlefields, the Ceremony of the Last Post at the Menin Gate and a performance of Journey's End in the centre of Ypres. The whole trip was not just hugely enjoyable but also a hugely beneficial learning experience and an invaluable reminder of the horrors of the First World War and the need for remembrance, to mark 100 years since the armistice to end The First World War was signed.

GCSE certificates from Summer 2018 will be available to collect from school reception on Wednesday 21st November between 2.00 and 4.30 pm.

On Wednesday 3rd October the school hosted the most successful Open Evening it has ever seen. It was amazing to see over 800 people in the school buildings, with Y6s leading their families on a tour of the school and receiving celebratory stamps. Prospective students got to see some of the key improvements in the school, including the new Science labs, fitness suite, school library and toilets. Students also enjoyed some trampolining as well as five-a-side football on the school astro-turf pitch. We are aware the some parents weren't able to make it to the Open Evening or even see everything they wanted to. If that is the case, please come and visit us on our Open mornings or afternoons next week, click on the Open Days link at the top of the page. We hope to see you soon.

Wednesday 3rd October at 6.30pm is our Open Evening for prospective admissions for 2019. We are excited that many families will be coming to join us and visit our school. For our current students, they will be dismissed from school at the end of lunch (1:10pm) to allow staff the opportunity to set up the school. On Thursday 4th October, school will begin at 9.30am, to allow staff time to put furniture and equipment back in place that was used during the Open Evening. If you have any questions or queries please do not hesitate to contact the school.

Welcome to all of our new Year 7 students who have started at All Saints Catholic College. It has been fantastic to see our year 7 students starting at school today - there 150 of them in Year 7! With this being the first year that we have admitted boys into the school we are delighted that there is a 50/50 split of boys and girls. We also think they look great in their new uniforms!

With the change to All Saints Catholic College, we now have a new uniform. Below is a picture of Ruby (Year 8) who is modelling the new school uniform. Uniform can be bought from our supplies Uniform4Kids. Please go to www.uniform4kids.com for more information.

On Friday 14th September the All Saints held it's inaugural Mass which was celebrated by Bishop John Wilson. There were representatives from the local parishes, the Diocese of Westminster Education Service as well as the local authority. The Bishop and all of those who were present were incredibly impressed with the contribution of the students. There singing and participation was exceptional. Bishop John gave a sermon on the importance of John 3:10 and how kindness is at the heart of everything that we should try to achieve.