2020-21 Class Assemblies
Class 6.2 Assembly 9.10.2020
Class 6.2 help us understand why Rosa Parks is an important figure in Black History.
Class 6.1 Assembly 2.10.2020
The first of our class assemblies falling within Black History Month. The focus here is on musicians of African and Caribbean heritage.
Class 5.2 Assembly 25.9.2020
Class 5.1 Assembly 18.9.2020
View more in playlist
Year 6 Leavers' Virtual Assembly July 2020
2020 Leavers' Assembly
Complete with technical glitches - and a final goodbye to a fantastic group of children. Wishing them and their families every happiness in the future, knowing they'll take a little bit of All Saints with them for the years to come. Keep safe; stay happy; be kind.
Goodbyes from the Year 6 staff and some pictures of our children over time
A box of Kleenex may be needed while viewing. Other tissue brands are available.
Fr. Jeremy Says Goodbye to Year 6
Includes action scenes for people of a nervous disposition.
View more in playlist
Fr. Jeremy & Open The Book Assemblies
Feast of Saints Peter and Paul
Fr Jeremy leads us through the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul, which falls at the end of June and usually coincides with our CommUNITY Celebration Day. While the coronavirus might have stopped the CommUNITY Day celebrations, it has not stopped Fr Jeremy. Take a few minutes to listen to and consider his words.
18th May 2020: Fr Jeremy on Easter, Ascension & Pentecost
Fr Jeremy on the Colours of the Christian Seasons
Fr Jeremy talks through the colours of the Christian seasons and what they symbolise.
Fr Jeremy - Easter 2020 Message
In March 2020, the world was hit by the coronavirus pandemic. Social gatherings were prohibited, schools were closed as were places of worship. While we could not undertake our usual Easter celebration, as performed by Year 4, Fr Jeremy was still able to leave us a message for the Easter season.
View more in playlist
Year 4
The Explorer Chapter 11 Part 2
The Explorer Chapter 11 - The Monkeys and the Bees - Part 1
The Explorer Chapter 10 Abacaxi
Our Seas and Oceans
Have a biome tour of the coastal seas and high seas (oceans). Discover the wildlife species and the problems they face due to human activity. Think about how we can play a role in creating a more sustainable future through our own actions locally.
Our grasslands
Have a biome tour of the grasslands, also known as: prairies, steppes, meadows, savanna or pampas. Grasslands support huge numbers of grazing animals, many of which are constantly on the move travelling long distances to graze on fresh grass. As the world population has grown more grasslands have converted to farmland causing conflicts for the wildlife. Discover sustainable farming methods and how we can help through our own actions locally.