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We're participating in Sainsbury's Active Kids 2010. This presents a fantastic opportunity to collect vouchers for a range of additional equipment and experiences that gives our children the opportunity to learn new skills.

This year, we want to take full advantage of Active Kids and hope we can count on your support!

You can collect Active Kids vouchers from Sainsbury's between 17 February and 8 June. You'll receive one voucher for every £10 spent at any main Sainsbury's store or £5 spent in Sainsbury's Locals. Vouchers can be collected at petrol stations too and when you shop for groceries online. Nectar points can also be converted into vouchers – visit nectar.com for details.

So please remember to collect your vouchers and donate them to us and help spread the word to friends, colleagues and neighbours that we're collecting! Every voucher is greatly appreciated, and with your help we're looking forward to a great year.

On Thursday 4th February 2010, over 1,350 young people (14-19 years old) from across the North West, including students from All Saints, took part in the biggest youth conference outside London, discussing the Political, Economic and Citizenship issues that affect their daily lives.

The event was hosted by Jane Hill BBC News and guests included Dawn Butler MP (Minister for Young Citizens), Baroness Warsi (Shadow Minister for Community Cohesion and Social Action), Alvin Hall (TV Financial Guru), Jim Hancock (Former BBC NW Political Editor), Neville Richardson (CEO, Co-operative Financial Services), Geoff Thompson MBE (Executive Chairman, Youth Charter) and Diane Modahl (former Olympic Athlete).

There were a number of topics raised by pupils, including our own Elliot Duncan and interactive voting on issues which affect young people. Our pupils behaviour and involvement was superb.

The school has been successful in obtaining a bid for Literacy Funding through ‘The Big Read’ initiative. All Saints is the only secondary school on Merseyside to achieve this. Parent/Learner workshops are now running on Thursday afternoons. The aim of the workshops is to empower parents with skills to support reading. Please contact Miss Jenny Bond if you would like to be involved. Everyone is welcome.

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