All Saints Academy

Our students can learn more about their responsibilities as guardians of God's creation through the school setting and curriculum.
The James Bradfield School changed its status to an academy under the Diocese of Ely Multi Academy Trust and adopted the name All Saints Academy in October 2014.
As part of the Village Saints Partnership, the academy and St. Martin at Shouldham Church of England Primary Academy started collaborating in September 2016.
The village's first school, which bears James Bradfield's name, was founded in 1819 using funds left by his will.
We are a successful, joyful primary school.
As a staff, we put a lot of effort into ensuring that every student receives a top-notch education in a supportive, loving, and engaging atmosphere.
We all take great pride in the students at our school, and we work hard to provide outstanding teaching and learning in a community where everyone is engaged, respectful, and supportive of one another.
helping students develop the necessary social and emotional skills while having high standards for independence and self-discipline.
Being a Church of England institution, our Christian ethos is at the heart of everything we do.
We work hard to promote these values through the curriculum and base them on Christian principles.
Through the diverse experiences it provides to all students, our school promotes Christian values and nurtures an awareness of the significance and meaning of faith.
Our kids receive help as they grow into confident, enquiring, well-balanced learners who enjoy school.
We encourage our students to act as good stewards of the created world by caring for the school, the neighbourhood, and the larger community.
I'm excited to welcome you to our school and wish your kid every success as they develop into a self-assured person who is sensitive to others, yearns for adventure, is dedicated to learning, and is well-prepared for the challenges that lie ahead.