All Saints’ School

‘Aiming for excellence, through working together in a Christian Environment’

General Information: –

Headteacher – Mrs. Angela Filsell.

Contact Details:-
3-19 Hanover Road, Wimbledon, London, SW19 1EB | Tel: 020 8540 3004 | Email: office@allsaints.merton.sch.uk

School Website: – https://www.allsaints.merton.sch.uk/

All Saints’ School is a voluntary aided Church of England School which has a strong link with the local parish of All Saints’ and has a committment to Christian worship and religious education.

All Saints’ Church, the Diocese of Southwark, parents, school staff and the L.E.A are all represented on the Governing Body which has oversight of the organisation, budget and curriculum of the school.

The Parent Teacher Association holds various fund-raising events during the year and welcomes help from any quarter.

The school values highly it’s links with All Saints’ Church and the children are welcomed into the church to celebrate the Christian Festivals and for end-of-term services.  Parents and friends are always welcome at these services.

All the current school information can be found on the dedicated school website, but if you would like to know a little of the early history of our school visit our ‘School History’ page. You might also like to take a look at some of the pictures on our ‘Past in Pictures’ page.’

The Latest News from our School

“Growing Stronger Together in God’s Love.”

News  from  All  Saints’  School.     

Growing stronger together in God’s Love.

The school re-opened after the Christmas break on Monday 5th January, and the following day they came into All Saints’ Church for their Epiphany      service – a good way to start the new term.

Readings about Epiphany from the Faith Group and Prayers by the Faith group were interspersed with singing – Early Years, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 each sang a song from  their Christmas productions – before fr. Christopher gave a short talk and a prayer, ending with the Lord’s Prayer and a blessing.

In her first Newsletter of term, sent on Friday 23th January, Mrs. Filsell wrote:

‘As we near the end of January, I wanted to take a moment to celebrate what a fantastic start to the year we’ve had.   Despite the grey skies, rainy days and muddy shoes, our children have continued to shine brightly every single day — and we couldn’t be prouder!

This week’s Collective Worship focused on the Bible story   “An eye for an eye”, and I was truly impressed by the children’s thoughtful and insightful reflections. They spoke beautifully about    forgiveness,    fairness, kindness and making positive choices — such mature thinking and wonderful learning to witness!

Over at Haydon’s Road campus, Thursday brought something extra special… the Wicked Singalong!

What an absolute joy it was — lots of singing, smiling, laughter and energy. It was great fun and a brilliant shared experience for everyone involved.

Thank you, as always, for your continued support. As we move on to next week, we do so with happy hearts, high spirits and lots to look forward to.

Wishing you a warm and wonderful weekend.’

St Richard Class have been learning about the importance of equality in Sikhism.

We thought about how feeling equal to others is an important part of a welcoming community, so we created posters to spread the message of equality in our own local community.

Weekly Awards

Courtesy Cat is awarded to one child or  class of children for their amazing    manners and politeness. ‘Courtesy Cat’ has his eyes peeled across the week.

He will be awarded each Monday to one pupil or class, who will have the pleasure of his company all week.

The All Saints’ Young Writers Award is given to one child, a group of children, or a whole class for outstanding writing.

The Attendance Award is given to the class with the highest % attendance in the week.

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The ‘News from All Saints’ School’ in the monthly parish magazine  includes extracts from the School’s Newsletter to parents together with a few photographs where possible.

But the Newsletter to parents is usually produced every Friday, and each week it is produced it is printed out in full and displayed on the noticeboard on the wall at the back of the church near the font. – hopefully before the Sunday morning service – and will remain up for at least seven days before being changed, so everyone should have the opportunity to read it. You will notice that the style of the School Newsletter has been changed this term, making it more attractive.