School news

The President of the Cambridge Union Society

ON, Lucas Fear-Segal has been elected to serve in the Easter term 2009.

ON Netball

On the ON Day, Saturday 13th December 2008, an ON Netball team competed against a selection of players from Norwich School's current squads.

Admissions Deadline for September 2009

For all years below the Sixth Form (7+ to 14+), the deadline for applications closed on 15th December.

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School calendar

6 January 2009 09:00

Senior School internal examinations start.

7 January 2009 16:15

School Choral Society first rehearsal (Chapel)

7 January 2009 16:15

Senior School: Homework Club commences, ends 17:00 (Monday to Thursday in NB6)

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Newsletters

Lower School Weekly Newsletter

LS Michaelmas Term Weekly News (Week 13)

573.18 Kb PDF

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Term dates 08-09

Michaelmas term

Starts Wed 3 September, 2008

Half Term: Sat 25 Oct - Sun 2 Nov, 2008

Finishes Fri 12 December, 2008

Lent term

Starts Tue 6 January, 2009

Half term: Sat 14 Feb - Sun 22 Feb, 2009

Finishes Fri 27 March, 2009

Trinity term

Starts Tue 21 April, 2009

Half term: Sat 23 May - Sun 31 May, 2009

Finishes Fri 3 July, 2009

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Sports results

Norfolk U15 Rugby

Wednesday, 17 December 2008

Under the floodlights of Thetford Rugby Club, three members of Norwich School represented Norfolk U15s and played a vital role in defeating a strong Cambridgeshire side 21-17. All three Norfolk tries were scored by Norwich School boys: Seth Rodger, George Catchpole and Hal Bedford-Payne.
It was an extremely close-fought match, as the score implied, with Norfolk defending gallantly for the majority of the time. The Norwich School boys were exemplary in support, defence and attack throughout the game.

 

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Overview

The Lower School is the base for Norwich School boys and girls between the ages of seven and eleven (Years 3-6).  It has a delightful location in the Lower Close between the East End of the Cathedral and the River Wensum.

The vast majority of pupils from the Lower School progress to the Senior School at age eleven.  Entry is based on the recommendation of the Master of the Lower School and there is usually no requirement to sit the formal entrance examination.

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IAPS logoThe Master of the Lower School is a member of IAPS – The Independent Association of Prep Schools.