Lower School news

LS Pupils work hard and earn their ‘Eco-Schools’ Green Flag!

Our School Council with the help of everyone at the Lower School raises £860.05 for Jeans for Genes Day.

Lucas acts quickly to gets his class to send a letter to Rhys Williams for his 14th birthday, to tell him how amazing and spectacular he is.

Norwich Lower School pupils tried mooncakes for the first time, to celebrate the 'Mid-Autumn Festival' in one of their Mandarin lessons. 

Congratulations to Jasmine in receiving lots of karate awards over the Summer.

Congratulations to the Maths team who have made it through to the National Quiz Club Mathematics Final. 

On Wednesday 22nd May, Upper 3 pupils had the opportunity to invite their grandparents to tour the school and enjoy afternoon tea.  

Norwich Lower School skiers put in a fantastic performance at the ERSA regional Schools race on Sunday 12th May. 

Reception and Lower 1 visited Holkham Hall estate to experience first-hand the farm to fork process.

The Children's City of Literature is a joint programme between Norwich Lower School and the National Centre for Writing. This year the project involved pupils from Avenue Junior School, Catton Grove Primary School, Norwich Lower School, Sprowston Junior School and St William's Primary School. 

Our Upper 3 visited Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse to learn about Victorian life. 

On Thursday 28th February, Lower Three pupils took part in 'A Taste of Shakespeare Evening'.

On Monday 4th March, Lower One pupils had some special visitors, Lower Three Mathematicians!

The Lower School held a Lock-in and raised enough money for the charity Street Child to build a school in Sierra Leone. 

Anna Lloyd from the charity Street Child visited Norwich Lower School to talk to the children about their work in Africa and Asia. 

Hector and Reggie visited the Lower School on Wednesday 9th January along with their owner Victoria Haddon and walking companion Emma Robertson, both of whom are Norwich School parents.

Our first Reception Nativity was held in the School Chapel on Tuesday 11th December. 

Our Michaelmas Concert was held for the first time in The King’s Centre in order to accommodate the growing numbers of both pupils and parents.

The Natural History Club visited Felbrigg Hall on a fungi foray. 

On Thursday 11th October twelve lucky Upper Threes attended a creative writing day with the author Paul Doweswell.