All Hallows Catholic School

Guided by the truth and love of Christ, the school aims to form happy, successful students who reach their full potential with integrity and moral purpose. Its curriculum is designed to be ambitious, spiritual, purposeful, inclusive, rich, and engaging, encouraging students to develop the skills needed to find their vocation.

The school delivers a broad and balanced curriculum across Key Stages 3, 4, and 5. Academic departments include Art & Design, Business, Citizenship & PSHE, Computing, Design & Technology, Drama, English, Geography, History, Languages, Mathematics, Music, Physical Education, Religious Education, Science, and Social Sciences. Sixth Form students have access to specific assessment, reporting, and career pathways, including university and apprenticeship guidance.

The school provides dedicated support for students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). SENDCo leads are available for both the lower and upper school/college levels to assist with enquiries and support requirements.

To apply for a place, families must complete a Common Application Form via their local authority and a Supplementary Information Form returned to the school’s Admissions Officer. Applications for the upcoming academic year are considered after the 31 October deadline. In-year admissions are handled directly by the school through the same supplementary form process.

The school provides term and holiday dates on its website. Parents are kept informed of key events, including parents' evenings and careers meetings, through the school's communication channels.

The campus features a variety of facilities available for hire, including a swimming pool, sports hall, gymnasium, and a training kitchen. Academic and creative spaces include a main hall, a drama studio, a dance studio, an auditorium, and standard classrooms.

The school offers a wide range of extra-curricular activities, clubs, and trips designed to develop students' interpersonal skills. Students may participate in the Duke of Edinburgh's Award (DofE) and various clubs, while the Student Chaplaincy Team organizes spiritual events and liturgical celebrations.