All Saints Church
Our Partnership with All Saints Church
We are proud of our strong and meaningful relationship with our local parish church, All Saints. The support we receive from the church community plays a vital role in maintaining our school’s Christian ethos and high standards. We are especially grateful to those who generously give their time and expertise to enrich the life of our school.
The church supports us in many ways, including through governor involvement, leading worship and celebrations, supporting fundraising efforts, and enhancing curriculum learning. This partnership helps our children connect faith with everyday life and strengthens the sense of community across both school and church.
Curriculum Support
Our church plays a valuable role in enriching the school curriculum. The church building itself provides a unique and inspiring space for learning, particularly in RE. Beyond the physical space, members of the church community generously give their time, skills, and knowledge to support our children’s learning
Messy Church
Many of our children are an active part of the church life and enjoy attending Messy Church. This takes place on the 3rd Sunday of each month. Rev. Janet and members of the church community provide creativity, celebration, and hospitality. It's a place where people can come together to discover Jesus, and to grow in their faith
Performances in Church
Throughout the year, our children take part in special performances at the church to celebrate important events:
Y4 Harvest service
KS1 Christmas Nativity
Y5 Easter Performance
These are whole-school occasions where all our children attend church to watch their peers perform through readings, songs, and drama. Parents and Carers are always warmly invited to join us for these joyful and meaningful celebrations.
Church School Partnership
Our strong partnership with All Saints Church is reflected in the many special celebrations our children take part in throughout the year. These include Christingle, Education Sunday, and Walking Day, which are important events in both the church and school calendar.