Induction Tour Explore Year 7 Induction Tour We were terribly disappointed not to be able to welcome our incoming Year 7 students onto site for an induction day at the end of the last academic year. Sadly, due to social distancing measures and rising rates of Covid-19 in the borough, this was not possible. ​ Instead, we've put together a welcome video from our Headteacher, Mr O'Neill and a virtual tour of the school from Mr McGovern to give you a flavour of what you can look forward to on 7th September 2021. This will be the first day of the new school year and we will be welcoming Year 7 students only. We look forward to meeting you then. If you have any questions in the meantime please contact us by emailing info@allsaintscc.org.uk and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

GCSE Options Process At All Saints Catholic College we offer a broad, in-depth and carefully sequenced KS3 curriculum that prepares all pupils for excellence. We give pupils ample time to make carefully, thought through decisions on what GCSE courses they wish to take into key stage 4. In year 9, through the options process, pupils gain insight into what choices are available to them, and their choices are confirmed at the start of the summer term. All pupils take the following compulsory subjects to GCSE level: English Language English Literature Mathematics Combined Science (unless Separate Sciences are chosen as an option) Religious Education. Pupils will also continue to follow the PSHCEE curriculum and have one PE lesson each week. Typically, pupils will then choose three of the following options: Art & Design Citizenship Computer Science Drama Food and Nutrition French Geography History Music Music Technology Photography Separate Science Spanish Sport Studies For pupils who have early acquisition English, there is also an opportunity to work with our highly successful EAL department to develop their understanding of the language. ​ Timeline of key events ​ Options Workshop Your child will carousel around each subject to explore all subjects on offer. ​ Parents’ Evening An opportunity to have a brief conversation with your child’s class teacher about their progress and performance in that subject. ​ Options Evening An opportunity for you to gain an in-depth understanding of your child’s next steps and discuss with teachers their suitability for each course. At the end of this evening, an online options form will be published for your child to complete. ​ Options Deadline Students will need to pick their three options choices after careful consideration and discussion with you after the Options Evening. ​ Options Interviews Your child will be given a time to meet with a member of the Senior Leadership Team to discuss the reasons for the options choices made. A copy of our options handbook can be downloaded and viewed here . ​ Year 9 Options "Two roads diverged in a wood, and I, I took the one less travelled by, And that has made all the difference." ​ Robert Frost Explore

Relationship and Sex Education is a statutory requirement for all schools to complete. At All Saints Catholic College, we use the program designed by TenTen entitled, ‘Living Life to the Full’. This program meets all statutory requirements whilst maintaining the Catholic values and ethos of the school. ​ The program for each year group is outlined below: Relationships & Sex Education Relationships & Sex Education Explore

Vacancies Explore Notes To Applicants Recruitment Monitoring Information Form Consent To Obtain References Form Disclosure Form - Rehabilitation Of Offenders Act 1974 All Job Vacancies will be posted here. ​ If you are interested in applying to work with us at All Saints Catholic College, please download and read the relevant applicant packs below. ​ Application forms should then be downloaded, completed and emailed to info@allsaintscc.org.uk marked FAO Miss Lagunas. ​ Assistant Headteacher Head of Maths Maths Teacher English Teacher RE Teacher History Teacher Geography Teacher Music Teacher Vacancies

Admissions We are accepting admissions for entrance to All Saints Catholic College in September 2024. The application deadline has passed and National Offer Day is Friday 1st March, so all applications now will be treated as late applications. If you wish to apply for a place in Y7 for September 2024 please both contact School Admissions in your borough of residence, and complete the Supplementary Form 24-25 below and submit that to our Admissions Manager. ​ If All Saints Catholic College is oversubscribed, its published admissions criteria are used to decide the order in which applicants will be offered places. If you have not been offered a place and wish to appeal, please complete this form . ​ All Saints Catholic College is currently full and operating waiting lists in all years. Occasionally places do become available and are offered in accordance with our published Admissions criteria. If your application for a mid year place is refused you may appeal within 20 days of the letter of refusal. Full details are can be found here. ​ For any other information or if you have any questions, please email the Admissions Manager, Margaret Shortiss on admissions@allsaintscc.org.uk Admissions Explore Admissions Arrangements 2025-26 Admissions Arrangements 2024-25 Supplementary Information Form 2024-25 Admissions Arrangements 2023-24 Supplementary Information Form 2023-24 Appeals Dates and Information

Educatio Mission Statement The Mission of the Modern Foreign Language Department is to expand students' horizons by teaching them other languages and introducing them to other cultures as well as to develop proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing in order to prepare them for any kind of language endeavour. Foreign language lessons give pupils the opportunity to develop their linguistic competence, extend their knowledge of how language works and explore the differences and similarities between French, Spanish and English. Students learn how language can be manipulated and applied in different ways, thus they express themselves with increasing confidence, independence and creativity. The development of communication skills, together with understanding of the structure of language, lay the foundations for future study of other languages and support the development of literacy skills in a pupil’s own language. Learning foreign languages raises awareness of the multilingual and multicultural world and introduces an international dimension to pupils’ learning, giving them an insight into their own culture and those of others. Languages are part of the cultural richness of our society and the world in which we live and work. Learning languages contributes to mutual understanding, a sense of global citizenship and personal fulfilment. Pupils learn to appreciate different countries, cultures, communities and people. The ability to understand and communicate in another language is a lifelong skill for education, employment and leisure in this country and throughout the world. Literacy Statement The Modern Foreign Languages Department provides opportunities to enhance the writing, reading and oral skills of students through lessons and assessments. Students who are literate in Modern Foreign Languages: use well-developed reading strategies, which are not language-specific; use strategies for learning vocabulary and spellings; use English phonology and grammar to support learning in a foreign language; identify adverbs; understand the terms ‘active’ and ‘passive’; identify pronouns; begin using the term ‘sentence’; use the term ‘verb’ appropriately; understand the term ‘tense’; use the terms ‘singular’ and ‘plural’ appropriately; use the term ‘adjective’ correctly; use the terms ‘vowel’ and ‘consonant’; identify the imperative form in instructional writing. ​ Click below to view our French curriculum for each year group. ​ Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 ​ Click below to view our Spanish 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 Modern Foreign Languages curriculum, contact our Head of MFL Ms Arana by emailing b.arana@allsaintscc.org.uk ​ Modern Foreign Languages "Start by doing what's necessary, then what's possible, and suddenly you are doing the impossible." St Francis of Assisi Explore

Policy Information All of our school policies can be downloaded and viewed below. To request paper copies of policies or other documents on our website, please email admin@allsaintscc.org.uk Policy Information Explore Accessibility Policy Admissions Arrangements 2023-24 Admissions Arrangements 2024-25 Admissions Arrangements 2025-26 Allegations Against Staff Anti-Bullying Behaviour Policy CCTV Policy Charging & Remissions Child Protection & Safeguarding Children with Health Needs who cannot attend School Code of Conduct (Parents) Code of Conduct (pupils) Complaints Procedure Data Protection Designated Teacher (for LAC and previously LAC) ECT Policy Equal Opportunities & Equality Objectives Financial Control Procedures Financial Information Freedom of Information Health & Safety Home School Agreement ICO Model Publication Scheme Lettings Ratecard Lettings Policy No Smoking Policy Personal Data Breach Procedure Privacy Notice for Governors & other volunteers Privacy Notice for job applicants Privacy Notice for parents (use of their data) Privacy Notice for parents (use of their child's data) Privacy Notice for pupils Privacy Notice for school workforce Pupil Premium Strategy Statement RSHE Policy SEND Funding Statement SEND Impact Report SEND Information Report SEND Policy Site Users' Policy Supporting Students with Medical Conditions Uniform List Uniform Policy Whistleblowing Policy

Good Morning All Saints Recorded twice each half term, 'Good Morning All Saints ' is a magazine style programme that takes a lighter look at all things All Saints. You can expect news, interviews, fun challenges, behind the scenes footage and serious segments looking at serious issue or current events. ​ You'll find all of our episodes on the All Saints Catholic College YouTube channel . Don't forget to like, share and subscribe. Dei Verbum “I have come so that you may have life; life in all its fullness.” John 10:10 ​ Dei Verbum, meaning ‘Word of God’ is a weekly Gospel reflection led by members of the Middle Leadership Team. The aim is to help our students experience life in all its fullness. Each week has its own theme, for example ‘Building Confidence’ or ‘Managing Behaviours’ and students are challenged to reflect on their self, their growth as a person, and their place in the All Saints community. ​ Lectio Divina “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” Psalm 119:105 ​ Lectio Divina, meaning ‘Divine Reading’ is a twice termly Gospel reflection led by our Headteacher, Mr O’Neill. Through analysis, interpretation and reflection students are asked to consider what the Gospel means to our school community and challenged as to what they can do in order to best live up to it the messages contained therein. Dei Verbum and Lectio Divina All Saints TV Explore All Saints Catholic College Play Video Play Video 04:07 26.02.24 | DEI VERBUM #9: Lent Week II Second Week of Lent Play Video Play Video 03:55 Beauty and the Beast | Promo | 2024 Play Video Play Video 03:25 05.02.24 | DEI VERBUM #8: He Heals Play Video Play Video 04:36 15.01.24 | Lectio #3: New Year Message Play Video Play Video 25:34 GMAS | SEASON 3 Ep1 Play Video Play Video 21:09 20.12.23 | Advent Liturgy 2023 Play Video Play Video 03:09 04.12.23 | DEI VERBUM #7: Hope does not disappoint us! Play Video Play Video 04:15 27.11.23 | DEI VERBUM #6: Who is my Neighbour?

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 ​

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