SIAMS

Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools

Every five years, The Church of England commissions an inspection of Church of England Schools. Our most recent visit took place on 17th November 2025.

SIAMS Report 17th November 2025

The judged All Saints Church of England Primary School to be living up to its foundation as a Church school and is enabling pupils and adults to flourish. It has the following notable strengths.

This visit explored how effectively our Christian vision is established and promoted in order for all children at the school, regardless of faith, to flourish. The visit also specifically looked at how effective Collective worship is and how children learn in RE.

Some key observations and judgements published in the report (below) include:

• • The biblically rooted Christian vision is lived out across the school. It is underpinned by Christian values which enable pupils and adults to live well together.
  • Relationships in the school are exceptional. Wellbeing is a priority for leaders, as a result adults and pupils are valued and nurtured.
  • There is an active culture of justice and responsibility. Pupils are enthusiastically engaged in making change in their school which also benefits their community. The Christian vision balances individual freedoms with responsibility towards others.
  • Collective worship builds the school community together. The carefully planned acts of worship are invitational and inclusive. The links with the wider faith community are valued and enhance spirituality within the school.