Church School, Vision and Values
'Learning for life, building a firm foundation.'
The Easter Story displays were created by KS1 and KS2 classes to represent each part of Holy Week. Parents were invited to come and view them and read about the six parts of this special event that is very important to Christians.
Click on the images below to see children receiving their Vision & Values awards in our weekly Celebration Assembly
Christian Vision
At All Saints, we believe that our Christian vision of 'Learning for life, building a firm foundation', underpins and influences everything that we do in school. The biblical basis for this vision is Matthew 7:24-27, The Wise and Foolish Builders. This parable underpins our Christian values of Love, Hope, Truth, Faith and Peace. These are also the names of or house teams.
At All Saints, we live out our Christian values with them being at the heart of everything we do; they help shape the way in which we guide our pupils to respect and care for others and develop the skills to be good citizens. We aim to foster an aspirational lifelong love of learning and personal growth within a caring and nurturing environment where everyone is valued and respected.
Values
The route to our vision of Learning for life, building a firm foundation is guided by our Christian values of Love, Truth, Peace, Faith and Hope. These are also the names of our house teams. Every week, we notice and celebrate pupils who are demonstrating our Christian values through our Values award. In addition, children who demonstrate our Christian vision receive our weekly Vision award. These are presented at the close of our whole-school worship. In addition, pupil Vision Leaders from Year 6 look for children who are living out our values and are contributing towards our church school vision.
Our Bible Story
We have selected a parable from The Bible that help us to understand the meaning behind our Christian vision. This is The Wise and the Foolish Builders. Click the on the button to watch an animated version of this story.
SIAMS Inspection
Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools report, June 2016.
All Saints is a Church of England School - it seeks to be distinctively Christian yet inclusive of people of all faiths and none. We are part of the Diocese of Coventry and are supported by the Diocesan Board of Education. We have close links with All Saints Church; we hold services there and Peter Wrigley leads regular worship in school. Members of the congregation, are Foundation members of our governing body.
All Church schools receive ‘Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools’ (SIAMS) inspections, approximately every 5 years. SIAMS focuses on the effect that the Christian ethos and vision of a church school have on the children and young people who attend it. The principal objective of an inspection is to evaluate the distinctiveness and effectiveness of the school as a church school.
International Cross of Nails Schools
We were delighted to have been awarded ICONS status (the International Cross of Nails Schools status) awarded for our work on peace and reconciliation. Click on the link to find out more.
Worship Themes
Every half term we have a different 'Christian Value' theme for our assemblies. Children learn about this value during assemblies throughout the half term and displays relating to this theme can be found in the hall and in Areas of Reflection in the classrooms.
'The needs of each individual pupil stand at the heart of school life.'
For more information, please visit our Collective Worship page.