Every form of transport with wheels, from a pink Cadillac to a stock car, was utilised as a mode of transport for students attending their leaving prom at Marshland High School - part of the West Norfolk Academies Trust.
A group of sixth formers at Springwood - part of the West Norfolk Academies Trust - have taken the national title after a debut appearance in a prestigious debating championship.
Horsepower from four legs to four-wheel drive was called into action to transport students at St Clement's High School - part of the West Norfolk Academies Trust - to their prom night.
The final year students at Smithdon High School - part of the West Norfolk Academies Trust - had the chance to put on their glad rags for an end of year school prom after a tough time for everyone thanks to the pandemic.
St Clement's High School - part of the West Norfolk Academies Trust - has taken a novel approach to helping students increase their wellbeing over the summer break.
The Government has announced today that Smithdon High School, part of the West Norfolk Academies Trust, is one of 50 schools and sixth form colleges on the Prime Minister’s transformative 10-year school rebuilding programme to level up opportunities for all.
Students, teachers and school staff at two of our schools were delighted to welcome a very special visitor through the gates during the last few days of term.
Thousands of schoolchildren across the West Norfolk Academies Trust took part in a charity fun run last week to raise money for The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn’s COVID-19 Support Fund.
Pupils at one of our primary schools are enjoying a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to collaborate with one of Britain’s most popular children’s authors as part of an arts-based project to encourage poetry and literacy.
A West Norfolk artist has donated one of his pictures to help raise funds for our school festival to celebrate student achievement in completing an array of challenges.
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A group of Year 10 students at Springwood, part of the West Norfolk Academy Trust, have demonstrated how far their thirst for knowledge goes after presenting their higher projects to staff and school governors.
After the success of our first West Norfolk’s Got Talent competition last year, we decided to give pupils at our schools another chance to show off their performing skills, and once again the number and quality of entries was beyond anything we could have imagined.
