Partners in Prayer
We have many partners in our journey of faith.
We are a proud part of our parish family.
We are a proud part of our CMAT family.
We are a proud part of our Diocesan family.
Our Parish Partners
Father Jan
At St Augustine's our community feels privileged to be lead by Father Jan. He is inspiring and profound within his faith and eager to be in school with our children whenever possible. He supports our community events and talks for our children partaking in their Sacraments. We love celebrating Mass with Father Jan, he has a wonderful connection with the children.
Father George
Father George has supported our community in some wonderful celebrations of Mass. The children have shared their love of his fantastic sermons. Father George often delivers special sessions for our children. These have included vocational presentations, vestment presentations, We are happy to have him as a brilliant partner in our faith.
Deacon Trevor (retired)
Deacon Trevor is now retired. However, he has worked closely with us over many years and our children look to him as a inspiration. We love seeing him at our celebrations of Mass.
Our Parish are very important to us. The parishioners are role models to our staff and children. We seek opportunities to give and receive support from our Parish wherever we can.
Mass Times
Sunday
11:00 am
Monday
9:30am
Tuesday
9:30am
Wednesday
9:30am
Thursday
9:30am
Friday
9:30am
6:00pm Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and Benediction
7:00pm
Saturday
9:30am
6:15pm Sunday Vigil
Our CMAT Partners
St Augustine's is proud to be a part of a MAC. Working as a wider community of the Church for the children in our schools.
St Gabriel the Archangel Catholic Multi-Academy Trust
St Gabriel the Archangel Catholic Multi-Academy Trust
To view statutory information relating to St Gabriel the Archangel Catholic Multi-Academy Trust, including:
- audited annual report and accounts
- memorandum of association
- articles of association
- names of charity trustees and members
- governance arrangements
- funding agreement
Please visit: https://www.sgacmat.co.uk
We are a newly formed family of 64 Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Birmingham, part of a wider community of MATs united in one mission:
Forming pilgrims of hope with kind hearts, questioning minds, a thirst for knowledge and a hunger for justice.
Rooted in the witness of St Gabriel the Archangel, God’s messenger of Good News, we share his call to bring hope, courage and clarity to the children, families and communities entrusted to our care. His words – “Do not be afraid” – guide us as we look to the future with faith, boldness and high expectations.
This is a time of listening and co-creating – shaping our Trust together with those we serve, drawing on the strength of our size, the richness of our diversity and the gifts of every person.
We invite you to journey with us in faith, hope and love, as we build a flourishing Catholic family for today and tomorrow.
As a CMAT we collaborate on many experiences which include; Staff and children retreats, Liturgical events including Lent and Advent focused partnership work, inset day liturgies, training and developing pupil leadership.
Images of previous All Saint's Catholic Collegiate events
Year 5 Advent Retreat
Our children joined a virtual Advent retreat. Although we cannot physically be together, we were together in Christ. We made a 'together wreath', prayed and made cards for our families. It helped us to learn more about ourselves so that we are ready for Christ's coming.
Mac Community Lenten Teacher's Retreat
It is vital that our teachers have time for retreat with God too. Our schools had an open prayer evening. We welcomed our own staff as well as the staff from the MAC. We had many reflective prayer activities available with a relaxing space lit up with Christ's light. Staff were free to participate, relax and listen to the calming music. This was a special evening for the staff. Time with God.
We Share in the Stations of the Cross as a MAC Mission Group
Each school had 3 stations. We created a spiritual scene for each and displayed them for our parents and children from within the MAC Community in our Lenten Liturgy. Our children wrote a song called 'Veronica's song' we also said poetry and sang our Mac Mission Song. We loved sharing this with our wider community. It is a sad and serious time, but also special. Soon Jesus will rise. When Easter arrives. Our sins are taken away. For He is the sinner's savior.
We Walked the Stations of the Cross
All of our classes journeyed through the Stations of the Cross with our Paris Catechists. We sang a song in between each station - the children helped to write this. 'We adore You, we praise You and by Your cross we are redeemed, Jesus. We adore You we praise You, and by Your Cross we are redeemed. Our sins are washed away.' So special, so reflective.
MAC Schools welcome Rise Theatre
As a MAC Mission group, all of our schools welcomed the Rise Theatre Company. We learnt so much about our gifts and talents and the miracle that is us.
Representative from the Food Bank
A Stoke Foodbank representative told us lots of information about how important the food that we have donated will be. We were shocked by the difference that our large donation was making. The representative commented on how well we sang our mission statement and how acts like this mean that we are living it.
Father Kaz Blessed the Food for the Food Bank
Father Kaz blessed the food offerings from our families. Mr Griffin (chair of our board of Governors) spoke about the importance of these charitable acts as a part of our vocation and following in the footsteps of Christ.
Adoremus
We partook in a beautiful time of Adoremus with the support of Father Kaz. We adore and we praise You oh Lord.
Very proud of our Holy Communion Children
Our Children were prepared and supported through the help of our Parish partners.
St. Thomas More Retreat
Year 4 joined the other schools in the MAC at St. Thomas More for a Retreat day. The children explored the stations of the cross and what Lent meant to them. The children enjoyed the activities and it gave them an opportunity to reflect.
Adoremus
KS2 took part in Adoremus and Benediction via live feed with Archbishop Bernard Longley. We then joined with our Parish Community in church and took part in Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. It was so wonderful to kneel before Christ and a truly spiritual moment.
Our Day of Prayer
A Day of Prayer for Vocations was held in school last year. This involved the school and parish community gathering together for Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. We turned our library into a ‘tabernacle’ for the day to receive Jesus. Take a look at our photographs capturing the day. It was a wonderful experience…
