What we support

The All Saints Educational Trust has a long history of supporting Religious Education and Home Economics, including D&T food and nutrition, and textiles, education.

These subjects remain important because they help young people understand themselves, other people and the world around them, while developing knowledge, values and practical skills for everyday life.

By supporting teacher training, teacher professional development and education programmes in these subjects, we help ensure that pupils continue to benefit from confident, knowledgeable and well-supported teachers.

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Two subjects, one purpose

Helping teachers create rich learning experiences that support young people to flourish.

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Religious education

Supporting high-quality religious education that helps pupils explore beliefs, values, ethics, and worldviews. By Religious Education we also mean Religion and Worldviews in England, Religion Values and Ethics in Wales, Religious and Moral Education in Scotland.

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Home Economics

Supporting Home Economics, including D&T food and nutrition, and textiles education so pupils develop skills for life.

How we help

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Funding opportunities

Providing financial support to help people develop as teachers and strengthen their subject expertise.

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Teacher development

Supporting training, further study and professional development for new and experienced teachers.

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Education programmes

Funding organisations to deliver projects that improve teaching and create wider, lasting impact.

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