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St. Thomas of Canterbury Primary School logo of a rainbow, a dove carrying an olive branch, a boat with a shelter, and water.

St. Thomas of Canterbury School

A Catholic Voluntary Academy

Headteacher: Mrs Louise Clements

Chair of Governors: Mrs Molly Baxter

St Thomas of Canterbury is a happy, welcoming Catholic school where children grow, flourish, and learn in a supportive, nurturing community. They are a strong Christian community, living out the Gospel values of truth, justice, love, peace, and forgiveness through the core values of ready, respectful, and safe.

The mission statement, “Let all that you do be done with love” (1 Corinthians 16:14), clearly and simply reflects the ethos they want to define the school. It guides not only academic achievement but also how they treat one another, serve the community, and prepare children to navigate the world with compassion, integrity, and purpose. Its simplicity makes it memorable for pupils, staff, and families alike, shaping a shared culture that is authentic and lived every day.

Every aspect of school life—high standards across the curriculum, research-informed teaching, behaviour guidance, and focus on wellbeing—is approached in love for pupils. By grounding actions in love, they foster a safe, respectful, and nurturing environment where children can thrive, staff feel supported, and families are part of a caring community.

All Saints Catholic High School emblem featuring a shield with a sword at the top, a boat with a cross and waves on the left, a star on the right, and a ribbon at the bottom with the Latin phrase 'fortis in fide'.

All Saints Catholic High School

Headteacher: Mr Sean Pender

Chair of Governors: Mr Cathal Farragher

All Saints Catholic High School is a Catholic community whose mission is to fully prepare students for the wider world and to send them into it equipped for life and for the service of others.

Coming together from diverse backgrounds, they are united by Christ, by the highest aspirations and by a thirst for excellence to instil in students a respect for themselves, for others and for their environment. They take inspiration for Jesus’ commandment to “love one another”.