Christmas Newsletter - December 2025

At this time of year, Christmas gives us an opportunity to reflect on the important value of love. In the Christian tradition, the Christmas story reminds us of the importance of caring for others, showing kindness, and welcoming everyone — values that are shared across many faiths and cultures.

In our school, love is shown in many ways each day. We see it when children help one another, include others in their games, listen carefully, and show respect and compassion. These everyday acts of kindness help to create a safe, happy, and supportive environment where everyone feels valued.

The festive season also encourages us to think about how we can show love beyond our school community — by being thoughtful at home, supporting those in need, and showing gratitude to the people who care for us.

As we approach the Christmas break, we encourage our children to continue living out the value of love through their actions, remembering that kindness and understanding bring people together, no matter our background or beliefs.

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Happening Soon…

Reception Nativity - Tuesday 16th December 10am and 2pm

Christmas Carols on the Yard - KS2 - 3.10pm Tuesday 16th December

Carol Service in Church - Wednesday 17th December, 9.30am

Christmas Carols on the Yard - KS1 / EYFS - 3pm Wednesday 17th December

Christmas Dinner Day - Wednesday 17th December

Christmas Party Day - Thursday 18th December (children can come into school in own clothes / party clothes)

Early Finish - Friday 19th December - Children finish at 1.30pm for the Christmas Break (Children can wear own clothes for our last day of term)

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Thank you so much for the support everyone gave to our Christmas Fair this year. We were again blown away by everyone’s generosity but also engagement - THANK YOU! Every single penny will directly benefit ourwonderful children. 🌟

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Please be aware that our gates are locked a few minutes after 8.50am, which is the latest time one of our classes starts the school day. If your child arrives at 9am, then they are already between 10-15 minutes late.

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Overall Class Attendance for Autumn Term:

Thank you for your continued support in ensuring pupils attend school regularly. We have really suffered with a high level of illness this last half term which has seen our attendance figures drop a lot from our first half term.

👏 Well done to Year 3 for achieving the highest attendance this term!

Regular attendance makes a big difference to learning—thank you for helping our children start each day ready to learn.

Good Attendance Draw!!

Don’t forget, for every week that your child has an attendance of 96%+, they are allocated a digital ticket for a draw that will take place every half term. The more weeks with an attendance of 96%+, the more chances to win!

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Services and Events

Parish Sung Eucharist Sundays 10am - 11am

Sermon, music and Holy Communion

Place of Welcome Thursdays 10am - 12pm

Time for a brew and a chat

More information from Father Andrew can be found here

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Look at some of the things we have been getting up to in the last term (remember to keep checking Seesaw and Class Dojo for class updates):

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As we come to the end of another busy and rewarding term, I would like to take this opportunity to thank our pupils, staff, parents, and carers for their continued support throughout the year.

This term has been filled with hard work, commitment, and many moments of success. I am incredibly proud of our pupils for their resilience, kindness, and enthusiasm for learning, and grateful to our staff who go above and beyond each day to support them. I would also like to thank parents and carers for the strong partnership we share—it truly makes a difference to our school community.

Christmas is a time for reflection, gratitude, and togetherness. I hope the holiday period offers everyone a chance to rest, spend time with loved ones, and enjoy the festive season.

On behalf of everyone at the school, I would like to wish you a very Merry Christmas and a happy, healthy New Year. We look forward to our last few days in school before we break up for the Christmas holidays and then welcoming pupils back refreshed and ready for the year ahead on Monday 5th January.

Mrs Flatman

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Autumn Newsletter - October 2025

Generosity

This term, our school has been focusing on the Christian value of Generosity — a value that reminds us how powerful it can be to give freely to others, not just with our money or belongings, but with our time, kindness, and care.

In the Bible, we are reminded that “God loves a cheerful giver” (2 Corinthians 9:7). True generosity comes from the heart — it’s about giving because we want to, not because we have to. Jesus showed the ultimate example of generosity through His love, compassion, and sacrifice for others.

At school, we can show generosity in so many ways:

• By sharing our time to help a friend who’s struggling.

• By offering a smile or kind word to brighten someone’s day.

• By giving our best effort in class and on the playground.

• By supporting our community through charity events or thoughtful actions.

Generosity builds stronger friendships, a kinder school, and a more loving world. When we give to others, we don’t lose — we grow. We encourage the children to challenge themselves to give a little more of what really matters: love, patience, and understanding.

We want to make our school a place where generosity is not just something we talk about, but something we live every day! 🌼

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Happening Soon…

Autumn 2 starts - Monday 3rd November

EYFS and KS1 Parents Meetings - Thursday 6th November

KS2 Parents Meetings - Thursday 13th November

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A message from our School Council:

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Overall Class Attendance for Autumn 1:

Attendance and punctuality has not been the best this last half term. While we understand that illness happens, we ask all parents to make sure that they are ensuring that whenever possible, children are in school and on time. It makes a difference to not only your child’s academic achievements but also, confidence and social and emotional confidence.

Good Attendance Draw!!

Don’t forget, for every week that your child has an attendance of 96%+, they are allocated a digital ticket for a draw that will take place every half term. The more weeks with an attendance of 96%+, the more chances to win!

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Services and Events

Parish Sung Eucharist Sundays 10am - 11am

Sermon, music and Holy Communion

Place of Welcome Thursdays 10am - 12pm

Time for a brew and a chat

More information from Father Andrew can be found here

Click here to visit the church website

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Look at some of the things we have been getting up to in the last term (remember to keep checking Seesaw and Class Dojo for class updates):

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It has been such a busy half term and I can’t quite believe we are already 1/6 of the way through the school year. A long half term with lots of achievements, adventures and improvements.

I am so proud of the children, their ongoing courage, perseverance and enthusiasm shine through everyday.

Next half term brings Parents’ Meetings - please make sure you book in on Arbor or contact your child’s class teacher, or the school office, if you are struggling. It is always good to share news of how they are doing and continue to work with you to ensure your children achieve their best.

I hope that everyone has a lovely half term holiday and we look forward to seeing you back on Monday 3rd November for the lead up to Advent and Christmas (my favourite term in many ways!).

Thank you for your continuing support in ensuring we can provide the best possible education for your children - without you, we couldn’t do it!

Mrs Flatman

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Last Newsletter of the Year - 19.7.25

Summer Holidays

It may be my age but every school year I feel is disappearing quicker and quicker! It shows the importance of every minute counting in school.

As we are so very near the end of this school year, I feel it is so important to recognise the achievements of this year and how far the children have come as well as looking forward to the new school year. This often brings different emotions, excitement of what is to come, nerves for the unknown and sadness of leaving behind what we know. Really, it is a lot to expect for children to process and the summer holidays are often the time for these emotions so you as parents have the job of navigating this the most.

Young Minds offer some suggestions of how we can support in the best way: https://www.youngminds.org.uk/parent/parents-a-z-mental-health-guide/transitions-and-times-of-change/

I really hope that everyone has a lovely summer and the children all have a fantastic summer holiday (fingers crossed we continue to get some sun!). However, not to be negative, I also know how much pressure we often put on ourselves to make things perfect.

Having holidays with family are often the most valuable time in a child’s life but often we don’t need to go overboard with the plans - just having time with family is enough!

The children have all worked so hard this year and certainly deserve the well earned rest (as do the staff!).

The summer holidays are sometimes difficult for a number of reasons: a long time out of routine; childcare; money worries; and much more.

Try not to put too much pressure on yourselves. If you have a bad day, start again the day after. Not everything you do needs to cost money. Children are often so happy spending time with their parents, going for walks, exploring, playing board games and often just snuggled up watching a film.

Time goes so quickly and before you know it, it will be September and we will be starting the new school year again. As parents, we don’t get many of these and they grow up before we know it. Enjoy the precious summer with your children and we cannot wait to see them back in September ready to learn and continue to grow!

Often in the summer it is difficult to find ideas of things to do (especially with younger ones) - this app is a great resource of ideas of things to do - click on the picture above for more information.

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Happening Soon…

Year 6 Leavers’ Assembly - Monday 21st July, 2pm

Year 6 Leavers’ Service in Church - Tuesday 22nd July, 2pm

End of term - Wednesday 23rd July - 1.30pm finish time

School reopens - Tuesday 2nd September (EYFS children may have different start dates - see letter)

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Attendance and punctuality has not been the best this last half term. While we understand that illness happens, we ask all parents to make sure that they are ensuring that whenever possible, children are in school and on time. It makes a difference to not only your child’s academic achievements but also, confidence and social and emotional confidence.

Good Attendance Draw!!

Don’t forget, for every week that your child has an attendance of 96%+, they are allocated a digital ticket for a draw that will take place every half term. The more weeks with an attendance of 96%+, the more chances to win!

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Services and Events

Parish Sung Eucharist Sundays 10am - 11am

Sermon, music and Holy Communion

Place of Welcome Thursdays 10am - 12pm

Time for a brew and a chat

More information from Father Andrew can be found here

Click here to visit the church website

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Community News and Support

Look at some of the things we have been getting up to in the last 2 weeks (remember to keep checking Seesaw and Class Dojo for class updates):

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It was great to see the children move up to their new classes this week and meet their new teachers! I do love hearing all of the stories! Also, Year 6 enjoyed their Prom yesterday and we would like to thank all of the parents and families who helped to make this possible.

Next week is about preparation for the next step and the biggest of these is for Year 6 who will be leaving us to move to their new schools. We wish them all the luck in the world and hope that they come back and tell us just how well they are getting on! That is what our job is about at Primary school, getting children ready for that next step in their journey 💖.

I would like to say that in being successful in getting the post of Headteacher at All Saints this term, I am very much looking forward to continuing to work with yourselves to make our school the best place it can be for our children and families. Working together we will always be stronger.

I am pleased to announce that from September, Mrs Casey will be taking on the role of Deputy Headteacher in our school. She will be continuing her class teacher role in the morning in Year 6. I would like to take the opportunity to formally congratulate Mrs Casey on her appointment in this new role.

I wish you all a fantastic summer, once it comes, and wish all of our Year 6 moving on, a successful transition into their new schools.

If anyone needs to get in touch with staff over the holidays, please direct any communication through the enquiries email (enquiries@allsaintsnh-pri.manchester.sch.uk) to protect the non-contact time of staff. We will always aim to get back to you as soon as possible through this and will be monitoring the inbox regularly.

Lastly, thank you for your continuing support in ensuring we can provide the best possible education for your children - without you, we couldn’t do it!

Mrs Flatman

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Newsletter 5.7.25

Kindness

Recently, I have been reminding the children about one word that can make our school and world a better place - kindness. Sometimes a smile can change someone’s day.

Kindness is the little things as well as the big things but throughout it all, it is thinking of others as well as ourselves. Seeing when people may need that friend, support, words of encouragement. I am so proud of our children at All Saints, I know we can’t be ‘perfect’ all of the time but the kindness shines out of them. They want to help others and always come to help those in need.

In Assembly yesterday, we gave out more merit certificates than usual and the majority were given out for acts of kindness and for kindness shown to others.

It is so often that we get consumed with so much bad news and bad press, dreadful things happening, life not always going the way we want but understanding that reacting to these things with a more positive outlook and kindness can make a big difference in the way we can see forward. This is something we teach the children.

We never know what kind of a day someone is having before an interaction we may have with them. If we treat everyone with the kindness and respect that we would expect back, our school community will continue to thrive.

Quick Reminder that toys and teddies of any kind shouldn’t be brought to school. I understand that this can seem unfair but it can often cause a lot of distress and issues within the classroom. In EYFS and KS1 we have plenty of our own resources that children can share without the worry of things either going missing or things getting damaged. Thank you for your understanding and support.

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Happening Soon…

Year 1 Animal Workshop in school - Tuesday 8th July

Year 4 Trip to Ordsall Hall - Tuesday 8th July

Sports Day! - Monday 14th July (EYFS and Year 3/4 - AM / KS1 and Year 5/6 - PM)

Transition Morning - Thursday 17th July

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Services and Events

Parish Sung Eucharist Sundays 10am - 11am

Sermon, music and Holy Communion

Place of Welcome Thursdays 10am - 12pm

Time for a brew and a chat

More information from Father Andrew can be found here

Click here to visit the church website

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Community News and Support

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World Festivals and Celebrations

Ashura - Islam (4-5th July 2025)

Ashura is a significant day in Islam, particularly for Shia Muslims, commemorating the martyrdom of Imam Hussein, a grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, in the Battle of Karbala. It is a day of mourning and reflection on Hussein's sacrifice and the injustices he faced. While Shia Muslims primarily observe it as a day of sorrow, Sunni Muslims also acknowledge Ashura, often as a day of fasting and remembrance of Moses's liberation from the Egyptians. 

Look at some of the things we have been getting up to in the last 2 weeks (remember to keep checking Seesaw and Class Dojo for class updates):

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Well, it has continued to be a busy half term and we still have so much to look forward to!

It was so lovely to see most of our children come back from attending their new schools with such positive stories and excitement for what is to come. I know they will all continue to thrive in their new settings and hope they know how proud of them we are.

As for the rest of the school, they will be moving up to their new classes and meeting their new teachers on Thursday 17th July (children to register in their normal classes and they will then move up to spend some time in their new classes). Transition is always and exciting but nerve wracking time and we will be doing all we can in the next few weeks to make sure that everyone feels confident moving onto their next year group!

Here are the staff in classes for next year:

Nursery: Mrs Tennant, Mrs Percival, Miss Hughes, Mrs Sheridan,Miss Mason

Reception: Miss Sprason, Mrs Percival, Mrs Pollitt, Miss Bulger

Year 1: Mrs Marsden, Miss Heffernan, Miss Radcliffe, Mrs Phillipson

Year 2: Miss Nulty, Miss Heffernan, Mrs Farrimond, Miss Vowles

Year 3: Miss Tanner, Miss Heffernan, Mrs Allen, Mrs Horton

Year 4: Mr Hogan, Mrs Horton

Year 5: Miss England, Miss Joelle

Year 6: Mrs Casey, Miss Caveney, Mrs Tierney

Can I just make a quick plea and reminder about attendance and punctuality. This is an area that still needs improving! We still have a number of children arriving late for school and it causes a lot of disruption in the school office at the start of the day. Gates are open from 8.35am and school starts at 8.45am for Nursery, Reception, Year 4 and Year 6 and 8.50am for Years 1,2,3 and 5. Gates close at 9am and are left open for any latecomers. Therefore, arriving after this is missing a considerable chunk of the day each day and often causes anxiety for children having to go into class once everything has started. Please could we have a push on punctuality this last 13 days and make a difference!

Next week has both the Year 4 trip and our visit from the Animals to Year 1 to look forward to. Exciting!

I hope that everyone has a lovely weekend, whatever you have planned.

Mrs Flatman

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Newsletter 20.6.25

Reading for Pleasure

We were blown away by the response to our Book Fair this week - thank you! We loved seeing all of the pictures from our ‘Reading in Unusual Places’ Competition and it really was difficult to pick from them.

If you can encourage your child to read for pleasure, they will really reap the benefits. It might not seem like a particularly important task, but actually, research shows that reading for pleasure can be directly linked to children’s success throughout their time at school and even into adulthood.

Reading for pleasure opens up new worlds for children. It gives them the opportunity to use their imagination to explore new ideas, visit new places and meet new characters. Interestingly, reading for pleasure also improves children’s well-being and empathy. It helps them to understand their own identity, and gives them an insight into the world and the views of others.

Please remember that our children have access to a number of online books through BugClub and MyOn and there are lots of activities on Doodle to help build our reading skills to support them to have the opportunities to read for pleasure.

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Happening Soon…

Year 6 Leavers Photos - Thursday 26th June (re-arranged)

Urban Crew Awards - Friday 27th June

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Please be aware that our gates are locked a few minutes after 8.50am, which is the latest time one of our classes starts the school day. If your child arrives at 9am, then they are already between 10-15 minutes late.

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Don’t forget, for every week that your child has an attendance of 96%+, they are allocated a digital ticket for a draw that will take place every half term. The more weeks with an attendance of 96%+, the more chances to win!

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Services and Events

Parish Sung Eucharist Sundays 10am - 11am

Sermon, music and Holy Communion

Place of Welcome Thursdays 10am - 12pm

Time for a brew and a chat

More information from Father Andrew can be found here

Click here to visit the church website

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Community News and Support

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World Festivals and Celebrations

World Refugee Day recognises the courage and contributions of refugees worldwide who have been forced to flee their homes. It’s a reminder of the need for compassion and support for displaced individuals, advocating for their rights and protection.

Look at some of the things we have been getting up to in the last 2 weeks (remember to keep checking Seesaw and Class Dojo for class updates):

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We’re nearing the end of the year and I can’t quite believe how quick it has gone! It seems to go quicker every year! It’s probably because we want to fill the year with so much and can’t quite fit it all in! Each time I come to write a newsletter, I realise that I find it so hard to pick out one highlight! In a fortnight period there are so many highlights:

• KS2 Outdoor Adventure Day

• EYFS exploring in their nature garden and finding lots of creatures to show me (they may have enjoyed this more than me - not the biggest fan of insects but seeing their faces made it worth while!)

• Our Book Fair (our first one in a number of years and what a success it was!)

• Urban Crew’s trip out to the Care Home

• Year 2’s trip to Formby Beach

• Year 6’s Leavers’ Service at Manchester Cathedral

… and that’s just the highlights! The children never fail to make the most of their time here at All Saints, as do the teachers, filling the days with so many learning opportunities.

In a few weeks your child’s report will be coming out and this next few weeks, I will have the pleasure of reading them all before they get to you. This is always a particular highlight for me to see how well they have done throughout the year.

Thank you for all of the support during the book fair this week. Thanks to your support, many of your children have new books to read at home and we have managed to raise a whopping £565 for school to spend on new books! We are blown away! Thank you! A highlight of the week for me was when a Year 4 child came into school 2 days later telling us that he had read the whole book already that he had bought at the book fair. Yet again, this is sharing that love of reading and will support your child in their learning. Watch this space for it to return next year!

I hope that everyone has a lovely weekend, whatever you have planned.

Mrs Flatman

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Newsletter 23.5.25

Internet Safety / Social Media

I want to take a minute to just remind parents this week of the importance of keeping your children safe online.

This comes in so many different ways and is a minefield for many of us as so many children have a much better idea of the latest technology than we do.

This week, I have had a number of conversations with different groups of children about group chats on WhatsApp.

I think because so many of us use WhatsApp on a daily basis, we don’t really think about the dangers that it may present for children.

I often speak to the children about WhatsApp and I say the same thing each time - ‘what is the age limit?’ Previously, the age limit for WhatsApp was 16. This was dropped to 13 (which is still 2 years older than our Year 6 pupils).

I know that children will be likely using this app, however, I want to encourage you, as parents to make sure they are as safe as possible if they are. Please make sure that you are aware of what your child is doing, saying and who they are speaking to online (in any form - even on their computer games). Speaking to your children about being safe online and checking in can often make the world of difference.

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Happening Soon…

Summer Half Term holiday - We finish today (23.5.25) and will be returning to school on Monday 9th June

Class Photos - Tuesday 10th June

KS2 Outdoor Adventure Day - Wednesday 11th June

Year 6 Leavers Photos - Thursday 12th June

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Please be aware that our gates are locked a few minutes after 8.50am, which is the latest time one of our classes starts the school day. If your child arrives at 9am, then they are already between 10-15 minutes late.

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Services and Events

Parish Sung Eucharist Sundays 10am - 11am

Sermon, music and Holy Communion

Place of Welcome Thursdays 10am - 12pm

Time for a brew and a chat

More information from Father Andrew can be found here

Click here to visit the church website

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Community News and Support

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World Festivals and Celebrations

4th - 9th June - Hajj

Hajj is a special journey that Muslims take to the holy city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia. It's one of the five pillars of Islam, meaning every Muslim who can afford it and is physically able should try to go on Hajj at least once in their lifetime. 

Look at some of the things we have been getting up to in the last 3 weeks (remember to keep checking Seesaw and Class Dojo for class updates):

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It has been a very busy half term with lots to celebrate! I would like to thank all of the staff and children for their continued positive attitude, even on the hot days!

We saw the last of our Class Assemblies for the year this week with EYFS. These are always such a highlight for me as they show just how much wonderful learning is going on in the classrooms. The children’s pride showing what they have learnt and confidence in front of a whole hall of children (and then families) is quite remarkable and something it took me a long time to get used to! They really are amazing.

Next term we look forward to sharing your child’s Annual Report with you and watch this space for more information about your child’s new class and teacher. We have lots more to look forward to next half term too.

Enjoy the holidays with your children and we can’t wait to see them back on Monday 9th June.

As always, if you are worried about anything, please don’t hesitate to get in touch and we will get back to you as soon as possible. It has been extremely busy but we will always endeavour to get back to you within the same school day wherever possible.

Take care and happy holidays!

Mrs Flatman

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