Lower School news

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.  

On Thursday 27th September, Lower Two spent the day with visitors from the Stone Age. 

Lower School pupils successfully participated in the Junior language Challenge. 

Lower 2 enjoyed a day at Banham Zoo as part of their Science Curriculum. 

To complement our Geography topic on India, on June 19th, Form 2 held an Indian topic day. The day consisted of food tasting, Indian Bollywood dancing and Indian Art.

A competition was launched in March for children to submit a piece of artwork based on the theme 'Norwich - A fine city'. From the entries, four children from each school were selected to take part in a collaborative art workshop at Norwich Lower School.

On the 11th and 12th of June, both Lower One and Form One performed a production of 'The Emerald Crown'.

Lower One enjoyed learning about the Egyptians. 

Author Isabelle King visited lower school pupils on Wednesday 16th May. Pupils enjoyed hearing all about her latest book, Once Upon a Time in Norfolk, as well as hearing some of Isabelle's stories first hand.

On Wednesday 2nd May, the first ever Norwich Lower School U11 Girls Football Team took part in the Langley Prep at Taverham Hall tournament at Carrow Road.

Lenny the Lower School Leveret will be appearing at Pensthorpe on Saturday 12th May 2018. 

On Wednesday 25th April 2018, Norwich School hosted the second Children's City of Literature Celebration Evening in the Blake Studio. 

Sir David Attenborough sent a letter of thanks for raising £2650.50 for the World Land Trust. 

On Thursday 22nd March 2018 Norwich Lower School hosted their own Sport Relief Extravaganza. 

All pupils and staff dressed as a favourite book character to celebrate World Book Day.