Schools 

All Saints Church has close links to WASPS - Weston All Saints Primary School, Oldfield School, and Noah's Ark pre-school. 

Weston All Saints Primary School (WASPS) is our church school in Weston. We interact with the school on an almost weekly basis and some of our members, including the Rector, are on the board of Governors. Our vision is to provide a place of academic excellence intertwined within our set of Christian values, developing happy, confident, creative, resilient and self-motivated learners with strong morals and a wiliness to make positive contributions to society. Our vision is rooted in a God who gives us the strength to flourish.











^{Headteacher Matthew Norcott with pupils at WASPS}

We believe that, in all we do, whether working, supporting, creating or playing, we can always face challenge and achieve excellence when we are strengthened by a sense of spiritual belief and faith.
Please visit the Weston All Saints Primary School website
The church members provide drama performances in assemblies via the Bible Society's Open The Book programme. These seem very well received by the children and are as enjoyable to be part of as they are to watch.








^{Open the Book at WASPS}


Noah's Ark Pre-School is located in All Saints Centre, our community centre that is situated just below the church. It is run by Helen Simpson, a church member, and provides a warm and caring environment for children aged between 3 and 5 years.
You can visit their website to find out more.
Noah's Ark take pride in preparing their children well for the next stage in their education, including focusing on learning key reading skills with the Jolly Phonics scheme that is used by our local Primary Schools. They have strong links with Weston All Saints Primary School and St Marys RC School where most of their children go after spending 1 or 2 years with them.










^{Noah's Ark celebrating their 20th Anniversary in 2022.}


Oldfield School is our closest secondary school, with a small sixth form, in Newbridge, Bath. Since February 2011, the school has had academy status, meaning that it operates outside the control of the local authority. The school ethos will always be; to inspire, to learn and to succeed. 
Visit the Oldfield School website.







Headteacher, Andy Greenhough, joined the school in September 2023 and is keen to develop strong ties with many aspects of the local community, including All Saints. The church is used for the Oldfield Carol Service every Christmas.