All Hallows Catholic School

Superb school and extremely caring and attentive staff who are actively involved to ensure positive mental health and that students fulfil their potential. The school has high standards and expectations for their students, and rightly so. The pastoral care is excellent and I've had nothing but 200% support for both my children who have very differing abilities.

Horrible I got eaten by a cow several times not to mention the evil rat haunting me

I think that All Hallows Is a good place, it seems to be better managed than other schools. It has counselling and has done tests to see if students need extra help whilst preparing for GCSEs. This shows that the staff actually care somewhat about the well-being of their students. I think that the teachers are mostly good although there’s a few that honestly struggle to teach their students. Overall, I think that All Hallows has been a good place and I have gained a lot of knowledge from being there. I personally haven’t had any bad experiences with the school and am happy with it.

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In the five years of being there and in my personal experience I highly recommend parents not taking their children to this secondary school due to multiple reasons and one of the reasons is that there is a a lot of bullying at this school if you feel like your child is “not like a lot of other kids” do not bring them to this secondary school unless you want them to not only be bullied by the students there but also have teachers and staff single them out making them feel even more of an outcast and I was groomed and sexually assaulted my grandmother went to the school but they said they could do nothing about it and they said the same thing when I was being bullied to the point of suicide and the worst part was that I wasn’t the only one in my year group due to how bad the bullying got to everyone where people developed depression, eating disorders etc so ladies and gentlemen fathers and mothers do not bring your children to this “Catholic school” unless you want them to come out of it with suicidal attempts terrible self esteem and anorexic or bulimic hope this helps when your looking for the right secondary school for your kids because this hell hole is not the place

Its okay. There are both positives and negatives about this school. The old headteacher bullied some of the best teachers into leaving so many ideas that they came up with got scrapped (including gender neutral toilets). The new head teacher encourages improvement but there is a huge amount of stress put onto the studentes from year 7 with predicted grades. There still stands a subtle shielding element where we were never educated adequately on real life situations, especially not if they went against catholic teachings. They have coped moderately well with Covid, obviously they cannot socially distance everyone with such short notice. However Some teachers do get a lot closer than they’re supposed to, one even came in after having a test. There was a recent renovation on the canteen- making it look a lot better and a new place to get food outside too. Although these things look nice I think the money would have been better spent on making students feel safer in the school with the addition on some gender neutral toilets or an available therapist for students to go to when they need some help. Overall I would say that they seem to care more about upholding high grades than the mental health of their students, as a lot of pressure gets put upon us, and with higher graded students getting more attention from teachers than the ones struggling

This school is completely clapped. They won’t let you drink and my weed got confiscated three times. Really poor quality teaching and my friend got half strangled by a teacher for opening a window.

Allot of the teachers are predators,for example a teacher once grabbed my mate in the pe lesson and when i told a FEMALE SENIOR MEMBER OF STAFF it was never followed up even with clear cctv proof and multiple witness allthough the current head master is a g compared to the one before.the coronavirus management is disgusting many teachers i know refuse to social distance ESPECIALLY my maths teacher who touches my stuff and is always less than six feet away

Although measures have been put in place this hasn't stopped the spread of coronavirus. I was never really exposed to the virus before being ushered back into school. In the past month there has been a total of 4 confirmed cases within different year groups. 2 in year 12 1 in year 13 and 1 in year 9. The school should re-consider if they are actually preventing the coronavirus spread within the year groups or actually spreading it further. other than these flaws with the system the school has progressed with their learning through online classes via teams, this has proven vital to those who are unable to attend classes in person.