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 returned after their Half Term break on Monday 1st June.

In her newsletter to parents on Friday 5th June Mrs Filsell wrote:

“This week our school was buzzing with excitement as we celebrated Sporting Icons Day , brilliantly organised by the wonderful Coach Amun. Inspired by some of the world’s greatest sportspeople, the school came alive with football strips, gym kits and sporting heroes galore. It was fantastic to see the children embracing the day with such enthusiasm and pride, sharing stories about the athletes who inspire them. The event was about much more than dressing up; it encouraged children to dream big, work hard and believe in their potential. Through sport, we learn valuable lessons about perseverance, teamwork and resilience, and Sporting Icons Day reminded us all that with dedication and determination, anything is possible. We hope the day has inspired our children to reach for the stars and perhaps become the next generation of sporting champions and role models. A huge thank you to Coach Amun for creating such a memorable and motivating experience for everyone.

We also have some wonderful personal news to share with our school community. We are delighted to announce that Miss Martin has welcomed a beautiful baby boy, Ruben, into the world. This is such brilliant news, and we know that families, children and staff alike will join us in sending our warmest congratulations. We wish Miss Martin and her family every happiness as they enjoy this very special time together.

Finally, we would like to offer our heartfelt thanks to Marina Porter, our wonderful Admissions and Attendance Officer, who leaves us today. Marina has been a valued member of our school community, always offering a warm welcome, support and kindness to families, children and staff alike. We are incredibly grateful for all she has done for our school and wish her every success and happiness in her new role and all that the future holds. Thank you, Marina, and good luck from all of us at All Saints’!

St. Mark had great fun creating their final clay sculpture pieces this term. Drawing inspiration from London-based 3D illustrator and model maker Rosie Hurley, whose handcrafted clay characters and miniatures celebrate creativity and detail, and from Quentin Blake’s use of exaggeration and expressive form, explored a range of sculpturing techniques to bring their ideas to life.

Linking their art work to their Ancient Egyptian topic, the children carefully designed and created clay models of scarab beetles, cartouches, sphinxes, detailed pyramids and sarcophagi.

Rocky visited the Nursery.

Friday 19th June

It has been another busy and exciting week at All Saints’. Our Early Years children had a fantastic time taking part in a Junior Tennis coaching session. The children showed great enthusiasm, listened carefully to instructions and demonstrated some impressive tennis skills. It was wonderful to see so much confidence, teamwork and enjoyment as they tried something new.

Today, we also celebrated World Music Day across the school. Children, staff and classes came together to perform and share their musical talents, creating a wonderful atmosphere of joy and celebration. From singing and instrument performances to class showcases, it was a fantastic opportunity to recognise the importance of music in bringing people together and building confidence. We were incredibly proud of everyone who took part.

The hot weather has certainly arrived this week, and we would like to thank parents for ensuring children have water bottles, sun hats and appropriate clothing for the warm conditions. Despite the heat, the children have continued to work hard and engage brilliantly in their learning.

Early Years – As part of our Dear Zoo topic on pets we have been learning what pets need to stay healthy. We were so lucky that Chantel and Jess came to see us from a local veterinary surgery. They showed us how to use stethoscopes to listen for a heart beat, how they dress for surgery and hoe to apply plasters and bandages to pets in need. What a fun morning of learning our Christian values of Koinonia and Compassion.

Friday 26th June

‘A huge thank you to all the families who joined us for our incredible World Music Day last week. The performances were truly epic, and it was wonderful to see our children sharing their talents with such confidence, enthusiasm and joy. A very special thank you goes to Miss Lopez, whose hard work and dedication made this uplifting event possible. Her passion and commitment created a memorable celebration of music and culture that brought our whole school community together . We would also like to thank all our families for their understanding and support with the optional early finishes this week, helping us to keep everyone safe during the Red Alert heatwave . The children have been absolutely fabulous throughout the hot weather, showing resilience, positivity and kindness despite the uncomfortable conditions. We are incredibly proud of the way they have continued to live out our school values, looking after themselves and one another. Thank you, as always, for your continued partnership and support – it is greatly appreciated ‘

Keeping cool in style!

This week in Nursery we have needed some serious pampering as the temperatures soared. Time to book yourself into the foot spa with appointment booking system, complementary cucumber water and magazines.

Year One Computing .

Our learning objective was to compare typing on a computer to writing on paper .

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It hardly seems possible tht we have almost reached the end of another school year, The children break up at 2.00 pm on Monday 20th July, and will be coming into church for their End of Year service, to which parents are invited., at 1.00 pm (time to be confirmed)

However, the staff then have two inset days,, so don’t break up for their summer holiday until Wednesday 22nd July.

The Autumn Term for the children starts on Wednesday 2nd September, although the Nursery children and Reception children have staggered start dates according to the individual letter sent out for each child.

The staff start the term with two days of Inset (Friday 28th August and Tuesday 1st September ) to prepare for the new l year.

We wish everyone at All Saints’ School a very happy and safe summer holiday – and wish the Year 6 children ‘all the best’ as they start the next phase of their education at various High Schools in September.