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About Us

A school where every

student is known

All Saints Catholic College is a Catholic secondary school in North Kensington where students are known, challenged and supported.


We combine high expectations with strong pastoral care, helping students grow in faith, character and learning.

Faith and formation

Our Catholic ethos shapes the way we learn, care for one another and build community.

Learning and ambition

Students are encouraged to work hard, develop confidence and prepare well for life beyond school.

Learning

A broad and ambitious curriculum

Students at All Saints Catholic College follow a broad and balanced curriculum designed to build knowledge, confidence and curiosity.


From Key Stage 3 through to GCSE options, we help students develop strong foundations, discover their strengths and prepare well for further study, work and adult life.

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Curriculum overview

Understand the structure, purpose and ambition of learning across the school.


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Subjects

Explore the subjects taught at All Saints Catholic College, including GCSE pathways.

Catholic life

Faith at the heart

of school life

As a Catholic school, All Saints Catholic College seeks to help students grow as people of faith, hope and service.


Our motto, Orare. Laborare. Servire. means to pray, to work, to serve. It shapes the way we learn, care for one another and contribute to the wider community.

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Prayer and Worship

Students are invited to grow in faith through prayer, reflection, liturgy and the rhythm of the Catholic year.

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Service and community

Faith is lived through care for others, strong relationships and a commitment to the common good.

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Schola

Cantorum

Our student choir supports worship and school celebrations, helping students grow in musical skill, confidence and service.

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Ofsted JULY 2026

Exceptional Results

Our latest inspection outcomes highlight the strength of our provision across the school. 

We are incredibly proud to have received three Exceptional judgements and three Strong Standard judgements.


These results demonstrate our unwavering focus on excellence, wellbeing, and continuous improvement for every young person in our community.


Read our latest Ofsted Report here

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By Isabel Lamb • November 11, 2026
All Saints Comes Together to Mark Remembrance Day 
By Isabel Lamb • November 11, 2026
On Tuesday 10th November, the All Saints Schola Cantorum gave a truly beautiful and moving performance at St Mary of the Angels Catholic Church, presenting One Equal Light – Music for Remembrance, a special concert of sacred choral music to mark the season of remembrance. As the November evenings grow darker, the concert offered a moment of peace, reflection and extraordinary musical beauty, with a carefully chosen programme centred around the themes of remembrance, eternal rest and heavenly light. At the heart of the evening was William Harris' magnificent Bring Us, O Lord God, a setting for double choir of words by the poet John Donne. His vision of heaven, where there is "no noise nor silence, but one equal music; no darkness nor dazzling but one equal light", provided a particularly poignant inspiration for the concert. The programme also featured works by some of the great composers of sacred choral music, including Hubert Parry, Charles Villiers Stanford and Tomás Luis de Victoria, alongside Sir James MacMillan's In Paradisum, a work specially commissioned for the All Saints Schola Cantorum. Our talented young singers delivered a wonderful performance, demonstrating exceptional musicality, sensitivity and maturity as they brought this beautiful and demanding repertoire to life. Their voices filled the church, creating an atmosphere that was both deeply moving and uplifting. The concert was a wonderful reminder of the power of sacred music to bring people together, offer comfort and inspire reflection, particularly at this important time of remembrance. We are immensely proud of our Schola Cantorum and the dedication, hard work and musical excellence of our students. A huge thank you to our Music Department, everyone involved in preparing this special programme, and all those who joined us for such a memorable evening. It was a truly fitting and beautiful tribute to the season of remembrance, and another outstanding achievement for the All Saints Schola Cantorum.
By Isabel Lamb • November 10, 2026
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