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My cousins come here and it sounds like a really good school. Great website :-)

Hello its been lovely coming to this school.Unfortunaly I had to leave and I really miss you all. I hope Ican see you again soon.

My 2 elder children Rhys and Taya went from nursery through to year 6 at All saints and they both loved it. I had so much help from All saints when Taya was diagnosed with ADHD and would recommend this school to anyone looking to place their child at a school in this area. I am now hoping my youngest gets a place here as well fingers crossed

Hi everyone! It's Mr Lister here from way back. Lots of love to Mrs Walls and Mrs Sherman. Hope you remember me! I have been teaching in a Leeds school since leaving you in 1999. Still doing lots of ICT.
I will always remember All Saints, as it was the first primary school I taught in. What great little rugby players you had then, the best I have ever taught.

I was a student at All Saints from Nursery through to 2004 and cannot recommend it enough. Most of the happiest memories I have are at that school, and the nostalgia never seems to disappear every time I walk by. I had the best teachers (Mrs Walls, Mrs Sherman, Mrs Brabbs) and the best friends. I was lucky enough to end up in the same form as three of my best friends from All Saints when I got to St Wilfrid's, and thankfully that has never changed. Now, I'm an English Literature, English Language and Media student at New College just down the road, and have All Saints to thank for that. It would be unfair of me to say that I didn't owe my love of literature to All Saints, having grown up there reading most of Roald Dahl's books in class. In particular, I want to thank Mrs Walls for sharing with us The Faraway Tree Stories by Enid Blighton (I have a copy on my bookcase), and giving me inspiration to carry on playing the keyboard/piano (I started in primary school, grade 8 in June!). I don't think words can really show my appreciation for this school, but I tried my best and for anyone reading this considering sending their child to All Saints, you will never regret it. Sadly I have an essay to write on the use of political language in the 2010 prime ministerial debates (I preferred Roald Dahl) but I hope this message reaches the teachers I had growing up so they know how much I appreciate everything they did. Jordan

I have been a pupil at this school and i recommend it to anyone. this is the best school!!! There is lots to do and lovely people to meet!! All of the teachers are lovely (my favourites are Mrs.Sherman, Mrs.Walls and Mrs Brabsb. I haven't met the new head teacher yet but i'm sure that she is a lovely and kind person. I love All Saints !!

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I used to go to All Saints :) All I want to say is that I loved the years I was there and I loved the teachers especially Mrs Sherman and Mrs Fisher - they were really good in year 5&6 and in year 5 we went through some hard times like losing one of the class members (Billie Clayton) and she was a lovely girl :)
So I want to say that I hope the school is still the same and it making all the pupils proud to go there. I was and I miss the school everyday xxx

We really enjoyed looking at the website for our School. Jasmine is a Proud pupil at All Saints and would like to tell everyone just how enjoyable this school is. " I really like this school because there are lots and lots of things to play with in the garage which is full of toys, and, plus we have got a great new play area which is fun to play on with my friends". We love our headmistress, Mrs Preston. She is a very kind, approachable, lovely lady!!!!

Enjoyed exploring your school

Just wanted to say looked at your website and the gallery for the staff was impressive and made me giggle. Mr. Smith