Our Vision
Where every member of our extended family realises their God-given potential, inspired by John 10:10. Jesus said, “I have come so you may have life in all its fullness.”
This week, our Academy had the privilege of welcoming a group of visiting Japanese teachers who brought a rich cultural...
Today, our Year 12 students had the incredible opportunity to visit Lady Margaret Hall, part of the prestigious University of...
A group of Year 8, 9 and 10 students were treated to an unforgettable visit to Kingsholm Stadium, home of...
More than 70 of our talented Year 7 and 8 students put their problem-solving skills to the test yesterday as...
Academy Production of Frozen Wows Audiences For the first time in forever, we opened our doors to the public as over 200...
Main School
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“I was a pupil at All Saints’ Academy from Year 7 – 13, and during my time here, I have been provided with many opportunities to excel as a student. Because of this, I had the freedom of picking from a range of Sixth Forms, including several grammar schools. While all of these new possibilities looked appealing, I realised that All Saints’ Academy Sixth Form could offer me what no other school could – a sense of community, security and an environment driven by ambition and pride for their students. The support that staff provide is unmatched, and the passion that the teachers have for their subjects is incredibly motivating, especially for a student who is looking to move further with their education.”
“All Saints’ has taught me how to push myself and achieve the best grades possible. I’ve learned to embrace who I am and accept everyone’s individual personality. One standout feature of All Saints’ Academy is the connections it has with the professional world, ranging from major businesses like Deloitte to performance companies like Frantic Assembly. The Academy has given me and my peers the chance to experience a real work environment, and its commitment to providing students with the best opportunities to succeed and surpass their potential is at the heart of All Saints’ Academy and its ethos.”
“All Saints’ Academy has been brilliant and has really aided me in becoming a more independent student. Providing the right mixture of taught lessons and independent study allows students to stretch themselves and prepare for university. The flexibility on offer here is a refreshing change of pace to Year 11. The opportunities that are extended to you in Sixth Form such as the Tanzania Mission Trip and work exprience placements are extremely beneficial and have helped develop my character on and off the CV.”
“At All Saints’ Academy every student gets a unique experience. You get the opportunity to study what you are passionate about and this choice is encouraged throughout your school career. It doesn’t matter if you love the arts, the sciences or maths what you love becomes what you learn.”
“After achieving high grades at GCSE, I decided to remain at All Saints’ Academy’s Sixth Form as I felt well supported and motivated throughout the GCSE period and I knew that the staff would continue this into A-Levels. I enjoyed my subjects and feel they have allowed me to have a range of opportunities which enabled me to build a strong personal statement for applying to universities. Also, when transitioning into A-Level drama in Year 12, I felt welcomed and included instantly, which has resulted in having an increase in confidence in order to take part in the school production opportunities.”
“I enjoyed how much support we received in the performing arts, both from teachers and other students. It’s was like being a part of a family that helps you reach your highest potential, yet keeps you well grounded.”
“The teaching staff at Sixth Form are great. I was always supported in and out of lesson and I could get help whenever I needed it. There is always plenty of opportunities and I felt as if my ideas were always heard by staff. I felt super comfortable in all my options.”
“The opportunities available to the children are exceptional and the teachers always work hard to ensure that each pupil has the chance to fulfil their individual potential. I too get involved by attending the Parent Voice meetings four times a year- this is a great opportunity to discuss school life with other parents and to provide feedback and recognition to the school.”
“I really feel from speaking with the staff that Mr McNiffe is leading from the top and his approach and his style filters down to the staff and there is a genuine atmosphere of family when you walk around the school and that makes a much better learning environment, the sense of all children being included as much as they possibly can. There is a great pastoral team here so if there are issues then there is a great team that can pick these up and work with any concerns that your child has.”
“I highly recommend anyone considering All Saints’ Academy for further education. My daughter’s experience and education there was the foundation for her future she is now exploring at university. We had moved from outside the UK and had no idea where or who would best help her complete her A levels. Other schools were vague and apathetic. All Saints’ Academy from the very first interview were engaged and enthusiastic. We will forever be grateful that we chose All Saints’ Academy with the trust of our daughter’s education and guidance.”
‘The staff at ASA treat everyone with respect and are always willing to help when needed. My favourite subject is PE because I enjoy being active and learning about different sports and how they are played. One of the best things about being a student at ASA is the morning briefings, which give us a fresh start to the week, and the afternoon assemblies, which help us relax and feel refreshed. ASA offers rewards for students with good attendance and behaviour, and the chapel provides a peaceful space to reflect.’
‘The staff at ASA are very polite, cheerful and kind, and they always bring a positive atmosphere. My favourite subject is PE because we get to be active, take part in all sorts of fun activities, and the teachers make it really engaging. What I love most about being a student at ASA is the sense that I can reach my full potential, and the many opportunities available to me here. ASA is a multicultural school with students from many different backgrounds, so it’s always interesting, and you never feel bored or lonely.’
‘The staff treat me the same as everyone else, and I always feel included. My favourite subject is English because I love using my imagination to write stories and poems. The best thing about being a student at All Saints’ is the friends I’ve made, being part of the football team, and the support from my football coach and my tutor. What makes All Saints’ unique is our chapel — not many schools have one, so we are very lucky to have that special space.’
Sixth Form
Our students had the incredible opportunity to meet Japanese teachers and take part in traditional activities — playing the Koto, singing Sakura Sakura, and creating delicate origami art with authentic Japanese paper.
Each student received a handmade origami piece, gifted by Japanese students, and were moved by the story behind the 100 paper cranes made for them — a symbol of hope and peace inspired by Sadako Sasaki, a young girl whose story continues to touch hearts around the world.
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