All Saints Marsh CofE Academy (ASM), has been awarded Certificate of Achievement status after a nomination for the 2026 Pearson National Teaching Awards.

The certificate has been awarded in the Making a Difference – Primary School of the Year category with the school recognised for good performance.

This national recognition celebrates the school’s dedication, impact, and commitment to providing an outstanding education for every pupil.

The school plans to celebrate the achievement on national Thank a Teacher Day on June 17.

The Pearson awards, founded in 1998 by Lord Puttnam, celebrate excellence in education and highlight the vital role teachers and schools play in shaping future generations.

Mr Liam O’Sullivan, headteacher, at All Saints Marsh C of E Academy said: “I am incredibly proud of our whole school team at All Saints Marsh.

“Every member of staff works tirelessly to ensure that our pupils are supported, challenged, and inspired every day.

“This recognition is a testament to their dedication and to the strong, caring community we have built here.

“Seeing our children flourish, both academically and personally, is the greatest reward, and I am delighted that their hard work and enthusiasm are being celebrated on a national stage.”

The school situated in the heart of Newton Abbot is part of the Learning Academy Partnership

CEO Tracey Cleverly said: “All Saints Marsh CofE Academy exemplifies the values at the heart of the Learning Academy Partnership.

“This recognition reflects the school’s unwavering commitment to inclusion, high expectations, and the development of every child.

“We are proud of the leadership, staff, and pupils whose hard work and creativity have made such a positive impact in their community, and it is inspiring to see their achievements celebrated nationally.”

Shortlisting for the Pearson National Teaching Awards continues through the Spring with announcements of silver and bronze winners in June.