Y7 Welcome Mass

Isabel Lamb • October 6, 2026

Year 7 Welcome Mass at St Pius X Church



It was wonderful to gather together at St Pius X Church for our Year 7 Welcome Mass on 6th October, marking a very special moment at the beginning of our newest pupils’ journey at All Saints Catholic College.


The Mass was a lovely opportunity for our Year 7 pupils to come together in prayer and reflection, surrounded by their new friends, teachers and the wider parish community.


As our pupils begin this exciting new chapter, the Mass reminded us of the importance of faith, community and supporting one another – values that sit at the heart of life at All Saints.


We are delighted to welcome Year 7 into our school family and look forward to watching them grow, flourish and make the most of all the opportunities ahead.

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