Reaching Out and Looking Up in 2022-2023

Rosie supporting the homeless within our community

Rosie is in year 2. She has been making tickets and selling these to her family for various things. She has used all the money she has raised to buy food for homeless people in our community. What a great effort Rosie, well done, we are proud of you.

Tree Planting on Lower Barnes Street

We were very excited to be invited to be a part of a tree planting initiative in our local community, planting trees to develop our local area for the future. Our year 3 children braved the weather and planted over 200 trees on Lower Barnes Street. 

Christmas Community Afternoon Tea

Our year 5 children led a wonderful Christmas afternoon tea for members of the local community. We had cakes, chocolate, tea and coffee, spent time talking and sang carols, including some together. The year 5 percussion group also performed some of their pieces. A wonderful afternoon held by all. 

Christmas Cards to the Care Homes

Our year 4 children made Christmas cards and delivered them to the local residential homes. They made the day of the residents who were thrilled to welcome them into their home. 

Harvest Festival 2022

Our Harvest Festival took place in church on Friday 7th October 2022.

Donations of non perishable items for our local foodbank, and donations of money towards the Bishop's Harvest Appeal. 

The food banks in our local area are in more demand than ever more. As a Christian school, we want to reach and support wherever we are able to. 

Macmillan Coffee Morning

Our first 'Reaching Out' event of the 2022-2023 school year took place on Friday 30th September when our year 6 children led a coffee morning in support of MacMillan. 

We were very grateful to the whole school for their generous donations of biscuits, cakes and buns in support of our coffee morning. 

The total raised for this well deserving charity was £495 . As a school, we choose to support MacMillan as a number of our families have been directly supported by their fantastic work. 

Well done All Saints', reaching out and supporting a worthy cause!