All the latest news from Clenchwarton Primary School
The school was also rated ‘Good’ in quality of education, behaviour and attitudes and leadership after it was inspected last month and the report published this week.
A group of our pupils are heading to a Suffolk High School for training in becoming an Anti-Bullying Ambassador.
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Budding artists from our school drew inspiration from a visit to historic Holkham Hall, where they created landscape paintings of the grounds of the 18th-century, stately home in the style of painters John Constable and JMW Turner.
School time was a colourful occasion when Clenchwarton Primary School took part in an event to raise money for mental health.
Our pupils were put through their mathematical paces when they joined those from other schools in the area at the Springwood Primary Maths Challenge.
There was something to suit all musical tastes when our school joined others from across the West Norfolk Academies Trust for a free four-day music festival, offering everything from rock and pop to big bands, orchestras, choirs and jazz.
Young artists from our school joined others from across the West Norfolk Academies – and as far afield as East Africa – in a collaborative project designed to highlight the importance of environmental issues and the protection of rivers.
Our pupils joined others from across the West Norfolk Academies Trust to celebrate World Music Day this year, with a host of tuneful activities taking place, from musical performances to quizzes.
Clenchwarton played host to this year’s West Norfolk Academies Trust Primaries Spelling Bee, where our children were joined by pupils from fellow Trust schools Gaywood Primary, Heacham Junior, Snettisham Primary, Walpole Cross Keys Primary, and West Lynn Primary.
The tale of a refugee and his new classmates enthralled our Year 4 pupils when an award-winning children’s book was brought to the stage in Norfolk.
Our young golfers joined those from two other primary schools at an event organised by St Clement’s High School.
Our Year 6 class got a glimpse of what their great-grandparents might have experienced when they visited Imperial War Museum Duxford.
