 The end of the school year was made even more special for one Wisbech student when an enormous visitor arrived to surprise him and his friends.
During a recent careers event at the Thomas Clarkson Academy, Cambridgeshire-based Knowles transport company proved to be a hit, specially with a young man who loves all things lorry.
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 Lime Tree Primary School has been rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted - leaving children and staff feeling proud.
Inspectors visited the school in the middle of May, and their newly published report has given the school the highest rating possible, grading it as ‘outstanding’ in every category of judgement.  Circus skills, a climbing wall, bouncy castle and a rodeo bull were among a range of attractions on offer to a group of students at their very own festival.
 What if the woman celebrating 70 years on the throne isn’t really the Queen at all? And what did the royal corgis make of the Jubilee celebrations?
These were the imaginative premises of two young writers who won the West Norfolk Academies Trust (WNAT) Jubilee Story Writing Competition, which was open to all students at the 11 schools within the Trust.  Students reacted with surprised delight when an RAF helicopter made an unexpected landing on their school playing field.
 For most teenagers, leaving school is the biggest life event they have experienced so far, and for many pupils leaving Springwood High School in King’s Lynn this summer, the next step they take in their journey will be into the world of apprenticeship.
 Talented young musicians from across West Norfolk had the chance to display their skills to a live audience, when Springwood High School hosted the first West Norfolk Academies Trust community music week.
 Sustainability was key at a student fashion show where models took to the catwalk wearing outfits created from bag-for-life shopping bags and bin liners.
 Reconnecting links outside the immediate school community in the wake of the pandemic is one of the priorities for the new headteacher of Hunstanton’s Smithdon High School.
 Female footballers from four local schools took to the pitch to battle for this year’s Catholic Cup Tournament, the second part of a multi-school event involving young players.
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