Pupils are immensely proud to attend this caring school where everyone is accepted for who they are. Pupils care deeply for others. They exude tolerance, respect and compassion in all that they do. The school’s values of faith, love and unity underpin every aspect of school life. Pupils, including students in the sixth form, thrive at All Saints Catholic School. Extremely positive relationships with staff support pupils to blossom academically and personally. Pupils value the high-quality education that the school offers, and, as a result, they behave impeccably in lessons and around the school site. Sixth-form students act as exemplary role models to others. Pupils eagerly welcome visitors and delight in opportunities to discuss their learning. The school has unstintingly high expectations for pupils’ achievement. Pupils benefit from a remarkably well-thought-out curriculum that prepares them extremely well for the future. Pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), make exceptional progress through the curriculum and achieve highly. Pupils develop high levels of independence and a deep understanding of responsibility through meaningful leadership roles. Their strong voice influences important aspects of the school’s work. For example, pupils have redesigned the outside landscape, designed a new dining area and organised a world cultures day and coffee morning to support local charities. Pupils enjoy an extensive range of extra-curricular activities, such as the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, debate club, orchestra and escape room club. These provide praiseworthy opportunities to build pupils’ character and cultural breadth.