Our charity work
As part of the school’s Christian ethos, All Hallows has a history of vibrant and successful fundraising, with a huge range of exciting and innovative charitable endeavours throughout the school year.
At the heart of our school community lies a deep-seated commitment to supporting those in need. Led by our Year 8 Charity Prefects, our fundraising initiatives do more than just raise money - they help our pupils grow into socially aware, responsible, and compassionate global citizens.
Learning Through Giving
Charitable work is a vital part of the All Hallows educational journey. By engaging with various causes, our children:
- Develop Social Awareness: Gaining a broader perspective on the challenges faced by others locally and globally.
- Foster Gratitude: Learning to value their own health, education, and security while developing a sense of responsibility for the wider world.
- Build Leadership Skills: Our Year 8 Charity Prefects supported by the cohort and wider School Council take the lead in coordinating events, encouraging teamwork and initiative across all year groups.
Who We Support
Our community extends its hand to local, national, and international organisations. We are proud to support a diverse range of causes, from the Children’s Hospice South West to urgent global relief through the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC).
A Community Voice
Each year, our Charity Prefects and a whole-school vote determine at least two primary charities to champion. However, we remain agile and responsive - listening to the voices of our current pupils, alumni, and parents to support emergency appeals as they arise.
Some of our Charity Endeavours
Our efforts to support our charities are diverse and interactive - allowing pupils to develop an interest in their fundraising efforts, and ensure each child has plenty of fun in the process! Below are a few examples:

Beautiful and unique collaborative artworks exhibited and auctioned off at the Silk Mill, Bruton,with all proceeds going to cancer counselling charity why We Hear You.

A gift from The Wallace & Gromit's Grand Appeal following our community's generous donation of £1,500. The Gromit is now on display outside the Head's Study.

Fundraising for BBC Children in Need takes place each year. Pupils get creative with bake sales, fancy dress, Pudsey ears, and even sponsored horse rides!

An obstacle course style Colour runs with both pupils and parents getting involved! All pupils from Nursery to Year 8 took part to raise funds for our chosen local charities.
