Caister Academy’s Allyna in Year 7 won a place to represent Norfolk for cross country in The Anglian School Championships. Photo: Caister Academy (Image: Caister Academy)
Last week may have been very cold, but there were plenty of outdoor activities taking place at schools across the county.
Dickleburgh Primary Academy students and staff gathered outside for the official opening and blessing of the school's peace garden.
Caister Academy’s Allyna in Year 7 won a place to represent Norfolk for cross country in The Anglian School Championships. Photo: Caister Academy (Image: Caister Academy)
Over at Dell Primary School, children have played in their outdoor learning area, while at Great Dunham Primary School pupils were visited by Swaffham's retained firefighters and even got to try out the water hose.
The outdoor fun hasn't just been for younger pupils.
Caister Academy’s Allyna in Year 7 won a place to represent Norfolk for cross country in The Anglian School Championships. Photo: Caister Academy (Image: Caister Academy)
Girls and staff at Norwich High School for Girls braved the cold weather to plant a selection of fruit trees as part of their outdoor learning Orchard Project.
Two sixth formers took the Norwich High School for Girls' school dog, Casper, for a walk in the snow.
Outdoor learning at Dell Primary School. Photo: Dell Primary School (Image: Dell Primary School)
Fortunately, there was more than a dusting of snow for Norwich School's snowboarder Charlie O'Shea, who finished second in the latest Free Ride World Tour competition.
On the subject of sporting success, Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's U11 boys hockey team were crowned county champions.
Dereham Neatherd High School students have been writing letters to their pen-pals in France. Photo: Laura Collins (Image: Laura Collins)
There was success too for Norwich High School for Girls' equestrian team who have all qualified for the #NSEA National Showjumping Championships in October.
Dereham Neatherd High School students have been sending colourful letters to their pen pals in France. Meanwhile, children at Fairhaven Primary School, in South Walsham, have been learning about Malawi in Africa.
Dereham Neatherd High School students have been writing letters to their pen-pals in France. Photo: Laura Collins (Image: Laura Collins)
The children looked at photos of the area near their partner school in Dedza, Malawi.
They took part in an African dancing workshop and learnt some words in the native Malawian language of Chichewa.
The official opening and blessing of Dickleburgh C of E Primary Academy's Peace Garden. Photo: Dickleburgh C of E Primary Academy (Image: Dickleburgh C of E Primary Academy)
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Fairhaven CE VA Primary School's Malawi Day. Older children learnt about William Kamkwamba who as a boy created a wind turbine to provide electricity for his family’s home. Photo: Fairhaven CE VA Primary School (Image: Fairhaven CE VA Primary School)
Fairhaven CE VA Primary School's Malawi Day. Older children learnt about William Kamkwamba who as a boy created a wind turbine to provide electricity for his family’s home. Photo: Fairhaven CE VA Primary School (Image: Fairhaven CE VA Primary School)
Tom Oldridge visited Great Dunham Primary School to deliver a kickboxing workshop. Photo: Great Dunham Primary School (Image: Great Dunham Primary School)
Tom Oldridge visited Great Dunham Primary School to deliver a kickboxing workshop. Photo: Great Dunham Primary School (Image: Great Dunham Primary School)
Tom Oldridge visited Great Dunham Primary School to deliver a kickboxing workshop. Photo: Great Dunham Primary School (Image: Great Dunham Primary School)
Tom Oldridge visited Great Dunham Primary School to deliver a kickboxing workshop. Photo: Great Dunham Primary School (Image: Great Dunham Primary School)
Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's U11 boys hockey team have been crowned County Champions at the Norfolk County Hockey Championships. Photo: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall (Image: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall)
Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's U11 boys hockey team have been crowned County Champions at the Norfolk County Hockey Championships. Photo: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall (Image: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall)
Norwich High School for Girls' sixth formers Hannah and Emma took the school dog Casper for a walk in the snow. Photo: Norwich High School for Girls (Image: Norwich High School for Girls)
Norwich High School for Girls' sixth formers Hannah and Emma took the school dog Casper for a walk in the snow. Photo: Norwich High School for Girls (Image: Norwich High School for Girls)
Norwich High School for Girls' sixth formers Hannah and Emma took the school dog Casper for a walk in the snow. Photo: Norwich High School for Girls (Image: Norwich High School for Girls)
Norwich High School for Girls' sixth formers Hannah and Emma took the school dog Casper for a walk in the snow. Photo: Norwich High School for Girls (Image: Norwich High School for Girls)
Norwich High School for Girls' sixth formers Hannah and Emma took the school dog Casper for a walk in the snow. Photo: Norwich High School for Girls (Image: Norwich High School for Girls)
Norwich High School for Girls' sixth formers Hannah and Emma took the school dog Casper for a walk in the snow. Photo: Norwich High School for Girls (Image: Norwich High School for Girls)
Norwich High School for Girls' sixth formers Hannah and Emma took the school dog Casper for a walk in the snow. Photo: Norwich High School for Girls (Image: Norwich High School for Girls)
Congratulations to Norwich School pupil Charlie O’Shea who finished second in the latest Freeride World Tour competition. Photo: Freeride World Tour (Image: Freeride World Tour)
Year 1 children at St William's Primary School have been sketching their favourite birds at Norwich Castle. Photo: St William's Primary School (Image: St William's Primary School)
Year 1 children at St William's Primary School have been sketching their favourite birds at Norwich Castle. Photo: St William's Primary School (Image: St William's Primary School)
Year 1 children at St William's Primary School have been sketching their favourite birds at Norwich Castle. Photo: St William's Primary School (Image: St William's Primary School)
Year 1 children at St William's Primary School have been sketching their favourite birds at Norwich Castle. Photo: St William's Primary School (Image: St William's Primary School)
The Town Close School Year 4 production of ‘Rock Bottom’ was a triumph; a play packed full with fun, laughter and singing. Photo: Town Close School (Image: Town Close School)
The Town Close School Year 4 production of ‘Rock Bottom’ was a triumph; a play packed full with fun, laughter and singing. Photo: Town Close School (Image: Town Close School)
The Town Close School Year 4 production of ‘Rock Bottom’ was a triumph; a play packed full with fun, laughter and singing. Photo: Town Close School (Image: Town Close School)
Nine children from Valley Primary Academy participated in the Year 3 to 6 inclusive sports festival at the UEA with six others schools. Photo: Valley Primary Academy (Image: Valley Primary Academy)
Nine children from Valley Primary Academy participated in the Year 3 to 6 inclusive sports festival at the UEA with six others schools. Photo: Valley Primary Academy (Image: Valley Primary Academy)
Nine children from Valley Primary Academy participated in the Year 3 to 6 inclusive sports festival at the UEA with six others schools. Photo: Valley Primary Academy (Image: Valley Primary Academy)
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