Senior School News

On Saturday 19th January, Norwich School inaugural Making Musicians New Sounds from Norwich School concert took place.

Chaplain to the school, Revd Corin Child, has written a play which is going to be performed at the Ink Festival in Suffolk.

The Junior Dance Festival 2018 took place on Monday 10th and Tuesday 11th December in the school's own Blake Studio. The annual event provided the opportunity to showcase a variety of dance from both boys and girls.

The annual candlelit Senior School Carol Service, 'A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols', took place on Sunday 9th December in Norwich Cathedral. 

The Senior School musical, Chicago, impressed audiences across five sell-out shows at Norwich Playhouse, 14th-17th November 2018. 

Norwich School pupils were treated to a workshop by Elizabeth Futter, organised by Friends of Norwich School, on Wednesday 7th November. 

In Cathedral Assembly on 2nd October, Norwich School pupils and staff got the chance to hear all about 'Seeing Things', an innovative art exhibition in which local artists have represented the ‘hallucinations’ of visually-impaired and blind people suffering from a common but little understood condition. 

Norwich School are proud to present an exhibition showcasing artwork by GCSE pupils at Norwich School, working in the disciplines of graphic design, photography, fine art, 3D design and textiles. 

Emerging creative talent from East Anglia’s schools and colleges was celebrated at Norwich University of the Arts last week as the winners of this year’s Norfolk Art & Design Competition were revealed. Seb Green from Norwich School was highly commended for his video entry.

On Wednesday 4th July, Norwich School showcased an evening full of talent at its annual Gala Night. 

On Monday 2^nd July, hundreds of school pupils from across Norfolk gathered at Norwich Cathedral for the fifth annual Norfolk Children’s Book Festival, hosted by Norwich School. Winners of the 500-word Creative Writing Competition were announced.

This year's Fashion show was organised by members of the school's charity committee and showcased not only some of the city's best fashion retailers but also lines designed by pupils at Norwich school. 

Norwich School are proud to present 'A Trace of Hares' exhibition, as part of GATHER18. The exhibition opened on Thursday 28th June, in the school's Crypt gallery.

GATHER18, Norwich School's end of year creative arts festival, got off to a flying start yesterday evening with the first two events attracting large audiences.

First, the Lower 4 performed Homer's The Iliad and The Odyssey in the Cathedral Close. Secondly, the Norwich School Art and Design Exhibition opened with a private view at The Forum. 

Booking is now live for Gather 18 via the school's ticketsource page. Gather 18 is the school's end-of-year creative arts festival which sees a packed series of music, drama, dance and exhibitions taking place during the last three weeks of the school year.