Spots for good causes
There were spots, sweets and even a treasure hunt when we took part in this year’s Children in Need fundraising campaign.
There were spots, sweets and even a treasure hunt when we took part in this year’s Children in Need fundraising campaign.
A group of our pupils are heading to a Suffolk High School for training in becoming an Anti-Bullying Ambassador.
Our pupils were put through their mathematical paces when they joined those from other schools in the area at the Springwood Primary Maths Challenge.
There was something to suit all musical tastes when our school joined others from across the West Norfolk Academies Trust for a free four-day music festival, offering everything from rock and pop to big bands, orchestras, choirs and jazz.
Young artists from our school joined others from across the West Norfolk Academies – and as far afield as East Africa – in a collaborative project designed to highlight the importance of environmental issues and the protection of rivers.
Dancers from Walpole Cross Keys joined others from across West Norfolk to take part in the SSP (School Sports Partnership) Dance Festival on 18 June.
Our school has been praised for its “close-knit environment” in an Ofsted report which retains our previous ‘Good’ rating.
Children from all six Trust primary schools came together to test their spelling skills when the West Norfolk Academies Trust held its annual Primaries Spelling Bee.
Young golfers honed their chipping and putting skills at an event held at Walpole Cross Keys and organised by St Clement’s High School.
Making Sense of SEND’ information fair - Wednesday 15th May from 10am until 12pm at Knight’s Hill Hotel in King’s Lynn.
At Walpole Cross Keys Primary School we’ve pledged to help Norfolk’s children and young people flourish.
Amateur photographers of all ages had the opportunity to show off their skills when the West Norfolk Academies Trust launched its inaugural photography competition – and one of our pupils claimed first place.