Third year for Smithdon Literary Festival
Smithdon High School has held its third annual Literary Festival, with this year’s event extending over a two-week period for the first time.
Smithdon High School has held its third annual Literary Festival, with this year’s event extending over a two-week period for the first time.
It’s said that a healthy body equals a healthy mind, and at Smithdon High School we are working to nourish our students physically as well as mentally, with the introduction of new state-of-the-art fitness equipment.
At Heacham Junior School we’ve pleadged to help Norfolk’s children and young people Flourish.
Budding speakers from two other West Norfolk Academies Trust high schools joined those at Smithdon to hone their communication and oracy skills at a one-day workshop.
A showcase of vocal talent across a range of genres hit all the right notes for the West Norfolk Academies Trust.
Young musicians will have the chance to showcase their talent during two shows hosted by Springwood High School.
It was Smithdon versus Springwood, when our footballers faced those from our fellow West Norfolk Academies Trust school in the first round of a national tournament.
The 11 WNAT schools, both primary and secondary, are now all rated as Good simultaneously for the first time.
Smithdon students who achieved the highest ever GCSE results at our school were honoured at a prize-giving ceremony which recognised their impressive successes.
Our caring students celebrated the end of term by ditching their school uniforms to raise money for not one, but two charitable causes.
Smithdon High School’s talents entertained a record audience when they ‘let it go’ at our annual musical.
More than 400 people packed a historic King’s Lynn chapel for a community carol concert with the West Norfolk Academies Trust.