Senior School News

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On Friday 9th March Norwich School pupils joined forces with YMCA Norfolk for their annual 'Sleep Easy' event.

The school celebrated World Book Day 2018 this Wednesday 7th March. 

The school's latest exhibition to take place in the Crypt gallery is titled 'Response' and will take place from the 16th-23rd March 2018, with the private view taking place on Thursday 15th March 5-7pm. 

Earlier this month Norwich School pupil Jemma Luck L6S (pictured right below) travelled to France to represent England at the 2018 ISF World Schools Championships, in alpine ski racing.

On Monday 5th March the Norwich School Junior Choir, as well as pupils James Thistlewood, Alice Palmer, Jeffrey Chung and Brooke Elley, performed to residents of The Great Hospital, Norwich. 

Dr Kirby, Head of Mathematics at Norwich School, gave a training course at a development evening on the uses of GeoGebra in Maths Education in schools.

The Senior Play titled 'Judgement Day' will take place at the Norwich Puppet theatre, 7-9th March 2018. 

The Norwich School community is one to be proud about and is definitely missed when the buzz of the school day doesn't occur. The school's Estate Team must know this only too well, especially after the last 3 days of snow. 

World Book Day 2018 took place on Thursday 1st March.

On Wednesday 28th February the school held a ‘Norwich School snowman’ competition on twitter. 

Lower 5 pupils were set a creative snow day home work yesterday by Mrs Slade. Pupils were given three choices ranging from developing a snowflake pattern, drawing a view from a window or creating a snow sculpture.

On Saturday 24th February 29 members of the Norwich School Cross Country Club went to Gresham's for the second East Anglian League fixture of the season. The conditions were good for running - cold and still - and our runners competed very strongly.

Chinese New Year is a celebration that one sixth of the world’s population take part in every year. Norwich School, led by the senior school Mandarin Club community service group, also celebrated the event.

“You have written lots of dystopian novels. We, as humans, tend to believe that the future will be better than the present, or the past. Post-Trump, do you believe this?”

Norwich School pupils, whom are part of our Making Musicians group, went to Sprowston Day Centre Luncheon Club to play their instruments for the elderly. 

Norwich School Choral Society is collaborating for the second year running with the world-renowned London Mozart Players for an exciting musical venture at St Andrew’s Hall – Feel the Spirit.

In February half term 21 boys and girls from Upper 4 accompanied by Will Croston, Maria Brown, Gill Parsons and Sophie Fäs flew to Hamburg for a three day visit to Germany.

With several weeks still to go before the offer deadline, many of our Upper Sixth cohort are already celebrating offers from their chosen universities and the school is delighted by the variety of their chosen paths. From Engineering, Fashion, Veterinary Science and Pharmacology, to Anthropology, Psychology and Linguistics, a big focus is placed on supporting pupils in following the path that is right for them and the range of offers received is fantastic.

We are excited to be hosting a unique graphic design exhibition, Sake branding and packaging, in the Crypt Gallery from 24 February - 3rd March.

The exhibition of graphic design has been created through an international student design project between Norwich University of The Arts and Nagoaka Institiue of Design.

The event is free and all are welcome.