Public speaking debut success for our schools
Public speaking can be daunting for anyone, but pupils in our school family rose to the challenge with a competition challenging them to argue on issues from climate change to handheld technology.
Public speaking can be daunting for anyone, but pupils in our school family rose to the challenge with a competition challenging them to argue on issues from climate change to handheld technology.
The sporting accolades continue at Marshland High - part of the West Norfolk Academies Trust - with one of our Year 8 basketball teams finding a winning streak.
A historic venue in the centre of King’s Lynn showcased the talents of art students at four of our schools.
Young maths whizzes showed they knew their stuff during a Primary Maths Challenge that saw where secondary school students put primary school pupils through their mathematical paces.
It’s no mean feat to walk from Land’s End to John O’Groats, yet a group of Marshland High School students have completed more than three times the distance in a month!
Budding young artists at Smithdon High school showed they are back in the swim of things after the restrictions of Covid with an installation that features a shoal of sparkling fish, each bearing a positive message.
Students at St Clement's High were shaken not stirred when they attended their James Bond-themed Prom.
A horse, a HGV truck and a unicycle - just some of the ways Smithdon High's Year 11 students arrived at their prom last night (Thursday 30th June).
Year 7 basketball players at Marshland High - part of the West Norfolk Academies Trust - have enjoyed a stellar first season playing together.
Exciting new events taking place to get us into the holiday spirit
What if the woman celebrating 70 years on the throne isn’t really the Queen at all? And what did the royal corgis make of the Jubilee celebrations?
The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee will be long remembered by our primary school children, after they received specially minted Jubilee coins.