Should social media be banned for under-16s and is Artificial Intelligence dangerous? These were just two of the questions under consideration when students from across the West Norfolk Academies Trust came together to compete in a debating contest.
The voters of tomorrow had the opportunity to question their Member of Parliament when he visited a WNAT school as part of Parliament Week.
WNAT students can be confident about the future, after their school won a national Quality in Careers Standard award for its outstanding careers provision.
Aspiring artists from St Clement’s High School had the opportunity to hone their talents in one of the most creative countries in the world when they travelled to Japan for the adventure of a lifetime.
A curriculum enhanced by trips, visitors and experiences is offered to pupils at a West Norfolk primary school where Latin is taught and children have the chance to learn an instrument.
There were spots, cakes and photo opportunities when caring students in Hunstanton set out to raise more than £500 for this year’s Children in Need appeal.
A love of flying developed for Springwood High School student Will when his grandfather let him hone his skills with a flight simulator in his office.
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.
