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All Saints’ students put on a Practically Perfect show
By Miss Baynham-Williams, Director of Performing Arts To kick start 2020 the students from All Saints’ Academy were successful in wowing audiences with their more than ‘Practically Perfect’ whole academy production of Walt Disney’s ‘Mary Poppins Jr’. The corridors were filled with familiar songs bringing a real sense of nostalgia and community to the Performing…
BBL Finals in Birmingham
By Caleb Etheredge On Sunday 26th January Mr Rollason, Mr Chapman and Mr Pierce took 10 students to Birmingham to watch the British Basketball finals at Arena Birmingham. A total of 9244 people crammed into Arena Birmingham for Sunday’s final, topping the previous record attendance by more than 400. The bumper audience were treated to two…
Alumnus Kuba Sprenger stars in ‘The Windermere Children’ film
All Saints’ Academy alumnus Kuba Sprenger will be making his debut film appearance in a lead role in ‘The Windermere Children’ on Monday 27th January on BBC2. Kuba, 19, was actively involved in performing arts at All Saints’ Academy, taking drama at GCSE level and gaining lead roles in the Academy’s musical productions of Little…
Talented alumni release EP
All Saints' Academy Sixth Form alumni Charlotte Lewis, 24 (left) and Jo Oliver, 26 (below) have been busy since finishing Sixth Form. We caught up with them following their band's latest EP release. What were your next steps after finishing Sixth Form: Charlotte: After sixth form I did a range of jobs including customer support and…
Alumnus Nick wins award and gains a first class degree
We caught up with alumnus Nick Davis who graduated from the University of Gloucestershire in November. Nick achieved a fantastic first class degree in TV Production BA (Hons) and also won the Annual School of Media Creativity Prize for one of his fantastic projects with his friend. What was your biggest achievement at university? University is full of lots…
Launch of the Cheltenham Education Partnership
The Cheltenham Education Partnership (CEP) is made up of nine schools, including Cheltenham College, as well as charities and local organisations within Cheltenham, that aim to work together to ensure that the best interests of young people are at the heart of education initiatives in Cheltenham. The driving ambition of the Partnership is to expand…
All Saints’ put on a dreamy performance at The Roses Theatre
DREAMY PERFORMANCE AS ALL SAINTS' DRAMA STUDENTS ROCK AT THE ROSES THEATRE Review by Miss Rawlings On a cold winters evening a packed audience were transported to a sublime and balmy Athens for a Midsummer Night’s Dream. All Saints' Academy’s very own talented drama students offered their audience a delightful performance at Tewkesbury’s Roses Theatre…
Alumnus Lilly awarded a first class honours degree
We caught up with alumnus Lilly Green who graduated from the University of Hull this year. Lilly achieved a fantastic first class degree in Sport and Exercise Nutrition BSc (Hons). What was your biggest achievement at university? Attaining a first class degree! And being the first in my family to attend university. What did you enjoy most…
Students to perform at The Roses Theatre for the Shakespeare Schools Festival
Students from Year 7 to 13 will be treading The Roses Theatre boards on the 5th November this year. Thirty five All Saints' Academy students will be putting on an exciting performance of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' as part of the Shakespeare Schools Festival. Alongside All Saints' Academy other schools will also be taking to the…
Marcelina snaps her way to success
All Saints’ Academy A Level student, Marcelina, took her passion for fashion photography to Milan when she completed a work experience assignment with a professional team. Marcelina, 17, who studies Photography, Psychology and Art, worked with renowned fashion photographer Sara El Beshbichi throughout Milano Fashion Week. Marcelina was assigned the planning of two photo shoots…
