An international project involving our primary schools has seen everything from eco-bricks to playground games shared between pupils in classrooms thousands of miles apart.
The West Norfolk Academies Trust primary schools have all been working with partners in India and the children have been learning from each other about their environment and wildlife, among other things.
Young performers brought a taste of the West End to West Norfolk with their performances of a specially adapted version of the hit musical Matilda at Smithdon High - part of the West Norfolk Academies Trust.
A trio of students at Springwood High - part of the West Norfolk Academies Trust - have secured offers to study at Cambridge University.
A group of 26 pupils from Springwood High - part of the West Norfolk Academies Trust - enjoyed the adventure of a lifetime after travelling more than 6000 miles to Battambang Province in Cambodia as part of a global citizenship programme run by the Challenges Abroad organisation.
There has been cause to celebrate at Springwood High - part of the West Norfolk Academies Trust - thanks to an unprecedented number of our students being offered places to study veterinary medicine.
Springwood Year 13 pupil Leo Rice-Wallen has been given an opportunity to follow his dreams after securing a place at London’s prestigious Rambert Dance School.
A new canteen facility exclusively for the use of sixth formers at Springwood High - part of the West Norfolk Academies Trust -has proved to be very much to the taste of the students.
Children from six primary West Norfolk Academies Trust schools enjoyed a literary event in celebration of World Book Day.
Students at Marshland high - part of the West Norfolk Academies Trust - have heard first-hand the moving story of how a Holocaust survivor was hidden from the Nazis by two brave sisters.
Smithdon High - part of West Norfolk Academies Trust - has launched an annual literary festival to celebrate World Book Day and help inspire a love of reading and writing in students.
Smithdon High - part of the West Norfolk Academies Trust - has launched an annual literary festival to celebrate World Book Day and help inspire a love of reading and writing in students.
The school held a week of activities for all year groups, including visits by authors, and writing competitions.
Our schools are helping language students get a flavour of different countries by holding themed meals, cinema experiences and encouraging baking of traditional European dishes.
