Teenagers cooking dinners for their family, others helping out in their garden, and some working out with Joe Wicks - these were just some of the innovative steps Springwood students took to ensure they completed their next stage of their Duke of Edinburgh Awards.
Our executive head teacher, Andy Johnson, and John Hirst, head at Smithdon, were interviewed on BBC Radio Norfolk yesterday (Thursday 12th November) about why three of our schools are doing their bit to help in the fight against Covid-19 by taking part in a major national survey about the spread of the virus, focusing on schools.
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This year’s Remembrance Day held a special meaning for all our primary schools who hold the memory of a West Norfolk World War Two veteran close to their hearts.
Year 11 Springwood student Merissa Lawrence has something to be very proud about after being named as one of the top young poetry reciters in the country, by organisers of the Poetry By Heart competition.
Taking the step from school to higher education can be a daunting enough experience at the best of times, but in the current pandemic era, the challenge grows even bigger, and for those who have headed into the world of medicine, the future can look especially challenging.
Springwood High School's new head boy and girl are looking forward to helping staff play an active role in keeping the school on track during the disruption of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Leavers manage record high achievements
Staff and students at Marshland High School are looking to the future with a newly-completed £1.2million refurbishment project
One of the most significant names in the history of Smithdon High School became part of its future when the Hunstanton school’s extensively refurbished buildings were formally declared open by the wife and daughter of long-serving teacher Eddie Pendall.
Art teacher Lee Eveson is making waves in the international art world with his abstract painting using the beautiful beaches of West Norfolk for inspiration.
A bright new look for a brave new world
The final months of school and the approach of A levels can be a daunting enough experience for leavers at the best of times, but 2020 has seen students have to endure uncertainty like never before at such a vital juncture in their lives.
