Playwright success in national competition
Our student Xiang Lin is experiencing a taste of London’s top stages as his work has been recognised by judges at the National Theatre.
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Our student Xiang Lin is experiencing a taste of London’s top stages as his work has been recognised by judges at the National Theatre.
Our staff and students were celebrating this morning as this year’s GCSE results were revealed.
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.
We are in a race against time to unearth a time capsule planted at our school more than two decades ago.
Our pupils and staff 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.
Our Year 7 science students can teach every one of us a lesson about the power of trying your luck and being hopeful, after they wrote to legendary natural history Sir David Attenborough with a query about their studies – and received a handwritten reply.
As from Monday 17th May, there will be a change in school regarding the use of face coverings.
Springwood Sixth Form - where many of our students go to after their GCSEs - has relaunched its masterclass programme to help potential students get a taste of A Level tuition at the school's Sixth Form.
Be a good Egg!
Lockdown may have put many aspects of normal life on hold, but for our musically talented youngsters, the show must go on, as the West Norfolk’s Got Talent competition is being held again in a bid to find the rising stars of tomorrow.
If you have an old PC or laptop that you don't use anymore but is in working order, then why not donate it to a child in West Norfolk? You could also win yourself a brand new one!
Headteacher Craig Jansen has praised his pupils for their dedication to learning as schoolchildren across the West Norfolk Academies Trust break for half term today (Friday).