Vision

As a school built on the edge of Morpeth we welcome children from all backgrounds, and beliefs, recognising that every individual has a unique contribution to make enabling them to live life to the full both here at Morpeth All Saints and in the wider community.

We know that a successful school requires everyone to work TOGETHER as a school community. We highly value the partnership and cooperation we have as a community and appreciate the contribution all partners make to the life of our school and the futures of our children. Working just as individuals little can be achieved, working together as a school family we can achieve so much more. 

WE are an ever growing family welcoming all to be part of our inclusive and caring community. From the youngest to the oldest children, from governors to parish parishioners, from staff to parents/carers, from every family and background; we are all a valuable part of a special community that strives to provide the best education for all. As many different parts make up a body, many different people make a school and we welcome all to be part of this.

Here at Morpeth All Saints to FLOURISH is to have life and live it to the full (John 10:10).  We understand that flourishing will look different from individual to individual and celebrate this because we are all unique individuals of God. As a school, our aim is to ensure that all our children flourish academically, socially and emotionally preparing them for their role in society. Similarly, we want our school community to flourish and we seek to enable children to play their unique part in helping others to flourish both in school and in the wider world.

Our School Values 

Our school values of LOVE, HOPE, JOY, HONESTY and THANKFULNESS are woven throughout the fabric, environment and culture at Morpeth All Saints. Without these values, we recognise it is difficult to flourish and live life in all its fullness. 

What do our Morpeth All Saints values mean to us?  

LOVE: Our children and staff care and respect each other without wanting anything in return. We always want our words and actions to show love and value to those around us.

HOPE:  In our school hope is much more than just wishing as hard as we can that things will be different. It is about believing that the world can be better and being prepared to do something to enable this to happen. 

JOY: Experiencing joy goes beyond happiness that can change with the ups and downs of life. We want children and adults to find deep satisfaction and delight in the big and small things in life and to celebrate these.

HONESTY: We value being truthful as part of living a good life and building trust with one another. Being honest involves being brave and even being willing to admit our mistakes.

THANKFULNESS: We look for all the good around us and we are grateful. We look for those who are responsible for these good gifts and we simply say ‘thank you’.