College Policy - Religious Life
During their time at All Hallows pupils will be expected to contribute to the religious life of the school.
In addition to religious education there is a full programme of activities which contribute to our young people’s spiritual and moral development.
Voluntary Mass takes place each week in the school chapel; we have full school and year assemblies; visiting speakers, residential retreats which encourage spiritual reflection and a deepening of faith; and reconciliation services before major feasts.
Pupils are encouraged to develop a sense of commitment to the needs of others by involving themselves in fund-raising activities for charities such as CAFOD and
The Rainbow Family Trust and IMIBALA which helps provide education for children
in South Africa.
