X Follow the link to information from The Department of Education regarding changes to GCSE and A Level Examinations "Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but rising every time we fall." - Confucius Home Careers Chaplaincy Curriculum Governors Latest News Parents Post 16 Primary News Vacancies The Learning Gateway Contact Us Welcome to All Saints We are a Christian community, within the traditions of The Roman Catholic Church, working within the spirit of the Gospels within this tradition our aim is to: - share a common philosophy of life, - teach the truths of our faith and the principles of Christian morality, - encourage our members to fulfil their intellectual, spiritual and physical potential, - prepare each person for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of adult life. We work in partnership with the home, our churches and local communities in delivering high quality education for all. These relationships provide the foundation for developing lifelong wholeness and integrity. Clare Scott – Headteacher In the event of a school closure Our website home page will be updated to give details of the closure. School will also send out a text message to parents and carers to inform them of the closure arrangements. If you have a change of details that allows us to get in touch you can phone, email or update the SLG Data Collection Sheet. We will also inform the local radio stations of the closure as soon as possible (Radio Sheffield & Hallam FM) Students can continue to study by using activities that have been set through Show My homework or the VLE. We ask that students attend school the following day unless you have received further information by text message or through our website. Important Information Prospectus 2014 Just some of the reasons we are proud of our students ... The Poetry by Heart Experience. Finalist Esther Dina explains what she loved about taking part: "Having to learn and understand three very contrasting poems and performing them to a room full of people and judges sounds quite daunting doesn't it? And whilst it was, it was also one of the best things I have ever done. In that moment I was connected with the poem and the audience in a way that just doesn't happen every day. Getting to spend a weekend in Cambridge wasn't half bad either!" Students from Year Ten, Eleven, Twelve and Thirteen have been taking part in the expedition element of their Duke of Edinburgh award in the Peak District. This involves an overnight camp, practicing their navigation skills and braving the British spring time! Copyright 2013 All Saints Catholic High School, Granville Road, Sheffield, S2 2RJ