Children at West Norfolk Academies Trust schools raised thousands of pounds for good causes after taking part in this year’s Children in Need fundraising campaign on Friday 15 November.
Maths whizzes from across the West Norfolk Academies Trust enjoyed a day of talks and challenges when we held our annual Maths Symposium.
Clenchwarton Primary School was also rated ‘Good’ in quality of education, behaviour and attitudes and leadership after it was inspected last month and the report published this week.
Clenchwarton Primary School was also rated ‘Good’ in quality of education, behaviour and attitudes and leadership after it was inspected last month and the report published this week.
Young artists from across the West Norfolk Academies Trust are showcasing their talents this month at a free exhibition which is taking place at St George’s Guildhall Galleries in King’s Lynn.
A group of West Norfolk Academy Trust primary pupils are heading to a Suffolk High School for training in becoming an Anti-Bullying Ambassador.
A former Springwood High School student is embarking on her chosen career as a chartered surveyor without running-up all the debt that university can bring.
Budding scientists, engineers and mathematicians at a WNAT school were inspired when they met the head of a leading robotics company, who joined them to celebrate their successes.
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Students from a WNAT school joined thousands of others in an attempt to set a new Guinness World Record on National Poetry Day this year.
A moving tribute to those who lost their lives through war took place at a WNAT school on Friday 9 November, when students held their annual Remembrance Service.
The ‘workforce of tomorrow’ had a glimpse of their possible futures when Springwood High School held its first ever Careers Fair.
The ‘treats’ were home-made and edible when caring sixth formers at one of our schools celebrated Halloween – all while raising money for charity.
