Dear Parents/ Carers
Tetanus, Diphtheria & Polio (Td/IPV) & Meningitis ACWY Immunisations are due to take place at your school on 28th January 2025. These vaccines are free of charge.
Most children have been immunised against Tetanus, Diphtheria & Polio and Meningitis C as part of the childhood UK schedule. Guidance from NHS England recommends that your child now receives a booster dose of Tetanus, Diphtheria & Polio and Meningitis ACWY.
Information regarding these vaccines is available on the website:
MenACWY vaccine – NHS (www.nhs.uk)
3-in-1 teenage booster overview – NHS (www.nhs.uk)
If you have any questions, please contact us on the number below.
Please complete the link below to give consent for the vaccinations, this will close on 20th January 2025. If you do not wish your child to have the immunisations, you can complete a refusal via the same link.
https://nhsImms.azurewebsites.net/session/665b97c3
Please be aware that if we do not receive completed consent forms or a refusal, each young person will be assessed on an individual basis by a healthcare professional to self-consent and if deemed Gillick competent offered the vaccinations on the day.
If your child is outstanding their MMR vaccination and you would like for them to receive this vaccination, please contact our office on the details below.
MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccine – NHS (www.nhs.uk)
If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact the Immunisation Team on 033 3358 3397 option 4 option 2 or immunisations.nottinghamshire@intrahealth.co.uk
Thank you.
Yours sincerely
On behalf of the School Age Immunisation Service
To the Students who completed their exams in 2024 that were in Year 11 and Year 13. Your certificates are now available for collection.
I plan on being in the canteen from 3pm – 5pm on Monday 6th January 2025. If you are not able to collect them – sending someone on your behalf, please email me this information, and ask the person collecting your certificates to bring along some form of ID please.
What a privilege it has been to share the sacramental journey with the 42 young people (31 of whom are from All Saints’, along with others from the Our Lady and All Saints Parish) who were confirmed last night by Bishop Patrick at St Philip Neri Church.
They were shining examples of living out our Catholic Life and Mission, putting their faith first and living out our school mission, ‘We Shall Serve’ through their ministries over the course of the journey.
May they always feel the presence of the Holy Spirit in their lives and may they share the gifts and fruits of the Spirit with all whom they encounter.
Well done to all our young people, catechists, clergy, sponsors and families!
The school will operate as normal tomorrow. While the main paths have been cleared, the car park remains challenging to navigate, so please exercise caution in that area. Given the forecast for a very cold night, there may be ice in the morning—sensible footwear is strongly advised.
Regarding uniform expectations, children are permitted to wear boots or similar footwear for the rest of this week. This adjustment will be reviewed on Friday.
Last night, our year 7/8 girls football team won the Mansfield Utilita EFL Girls Cup! They will now represent Mansfield Town Football Club in the regional finals in a few months time. Also last night, the year 8 boys football team beat Sutton Academy 12-1 in the first round of the town cup! Congratulations to the teams and thank you to the staff supporting.
All Saints’ first ever Careers Fair is taking place on 27th November 2024. This is an all day event and will attended by all year groups.
We are inviting local colleges, training providers, universities and employers to stand at the fair in order to raise awareness of their industries; showcase the types of careers our students can aspire to follow as well as the various pathways they may follow to do this.
If you are a local employer or work for a company that would be interested in taking part, please contact Miss Flint (flint.h@allsaints.notts.sch.uk) / Mrs Webley (webley.j@allsaints.notts.sch.uk) for more information.
We understand that times of loss are challenging for our young people and families. We’re beginning to develop a new area, outside the chapel, where we can spend time with any young person/people who may have suffered a bereavement. We’ll be planting remembrance poppies, forget-me-nots and sunflowers in this area and encouraging the young people to honour their lost loved ones in any way that helps them, in this area. Sincere thanks to our friends at Rainworth Fencing who kindly installed and fitted some beautiful, natural benches in this special space, over the summer months.
If you or your child has suffered any kind of loss, or is preparing for or coping with bereavement in any way, please let us know, as our team and chaplains are here to offer support.
A range of useful resources to support you through these times, as families and as young people, can also be found at:
https://www.childbereavementuk.org/
The Immunisation Team are visiting school on Thursday 19 September 2024 to offer Year 7 to Year 11 students (inclusive) the Childhood Flu Vaccination Programme. Please see the letter below from the Immunisation Team giving details of how to register your E-Consent or Refusal:
Dear Parent/Carer
If you would like your child to receive the flu vaccine in school this year, please follow this link to complete an online consent form. If you would like to decline, please complete a no consent form on the attached link.
https://nhsImms.azurewebsites.net/session/8f6645e0
The vaccinations will take place at your child’s school on the 19th September 2024. The link will close on the 15th September 2024. If your child has already had the Flu vaccine elsewhere since September 2024, please disregard this message.
If you have any problems accessing the link, please telephone 0333 3583 397 option 4, option 2.
Kind Regards
Nottinghamshire School Immunisation Service
A Level results – Congratulations to All Saints Year 13’s
We wish to congratulate our Year 13 students on once again a fantastic set of A Level results in securing the highest grades. We are incredibly proud of the results which have been achieved which demonstrates a further improvement on last year’s strong results. Pupils, parents and staff have worked exceptionally hard to secure these wonderful results and they are a credit to all those involved. These exceptional results mean that our students will be securing high quality destinations including a vast range of university and apprenticeships and we wish our students every success for the future.
Some of the noticeable performances include;
Oliver B – A*A*A*A
Oliver K – A*A*A
Molly – A*AAB
Ben – A*AB
Annabelle A*AB
Binaya – AAA
Harvey – AAA
Sharon – AAAB
Lucas -AAA
Daniel – AAB
