In The Press

Norwich school pupil Steven Denby has navigated his way to win gold at the British Schools Orienteering Championships in Blackburn and has been crowned national schools' orienteering champion. 

'It was a case of so near and yet so far for Norwich School in round four of the RFU's National Schools Cup competition. Norwich were 7-28 down at one stage but fought back superbly after the break to lead 29-28. It looked like they were going through but on the stroke of full-time a penalty was conceded under huge pressure and the visitors converted it with the final play of the game to win 31-29.'

Norwich School are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for the 'Whole-school community initiative of the year' category in the 2019 Tes Independent School Awards.

Harleston Magpies took the derby honours at Taverham to make it seven straight wins in the Premier A Division, with Norwich School Pupils Harry Paterson (U6B), Raunaq Rai (L6C) and Toby Culling (U6N) playing. 

'Norwich School pupils showcased an evening of talent at their annual gala night, part of the school's end-of-year creative arts festival, Gather.'

On Monday 19th November, EDP School Report published photographs from the Norwich School musical Chicago, a presentation of the Norfolk Young Chamber Award and a Dragons Den style day where Norwich School Sixth Form pupils worked with Mile Cross Primary School pupils to create a pitch 'dragons den style'. 

Review in the EDP Letters section of the Norwich School 2018 musical 'Chicago'

A network of tunnels buried beneath a city school's playground could be unearthed and opened up for access. Built in September 1939, the tunnels served as an air raid shelter for pupils of Norwich School during the Second World war. 

“Norwich School are very proactive in ensuring their students have access to business engagement opportunities, such as supporting Norfolk Chamber in the delivery of our B2B event, as well as running their own Young Chamber group.”

'A ground-breaking collaboration between Norwich School and Mile Cross Primary School has seen Dragon's Den come to Norwich. 

Year 5 pupils from the Norwich primary school worked closely in teams with Norwich School Business Enterprise A level students, to create and develop new products and services in readiness to ask for 'investment' from the dragon line-up. The Norwich School sixth formers acted as business mentors initially at City College's 'Business Start-Up Suite', as they guided the teams through product design, marketing and finance.'

Norwich School 1st XV rugby team had an outstanding game against Felsted School. Final score: 15-10. 

Norwich School pupil Kit Whitaker (M5R) photographed Norwich Cathedral from the air. The photograph was published in the Evening News on Monday 12th November 2018. 

As part of the school's wider Remembrance Day commemorations to mark the 100^th anniversary of the end of the First World War, Norwich School has taken part in the nationwide campaign ‘There But Not There’ with silhouettes representing Norwich School Old Norvicensians who died in the war.

Congratulations to Norwich School pupil Laura-Rose Cooke who represented England at the Salamunov Memorial 2018 international gymnastics competition in Slovenia.

'An astrophysicist and engineer Professor George has appeared on TV, presenting 'Hyper Evolution: 'Rise of the Robots' on BBC Four. The event at Norwich School Blake Studio, co-hosted by evolutionary biologist Dr Ben Garrod, will explore whether robots will enhance or threaten our lives.'

'From the old layout of Norwich to his sympathy for one of Norfolk's most famous rebels, fans of the best-selling author CJ Sansom have enjoyed a rare opportunity to hear the author talk about his latest novel.' 

'Fran Ellington's dream became a reality when construction and landscaping on the Grapes Hill Community Garden began in late 2010. Now, the gardens grow organic fruit, vegetables, herbs and ornamental shrubs and flowers to make a garden attractive to people and wildlife.'