SATs tests, baking and a national hockey final - can you spot your child in our School Report gallery?

Bure Valley School children have been hard at work in the community gardren. Photo: Bure Valley School (Image: Bure Valley School)

Before sitting their Key Stage 2 SATs tests, Year 6 pupils at Fairhaven CE VA Primary School tucked into a breakfast including rolls filled with bacon and sausages, pancakes, waffles, toast and more. It is a tradition at the school for the children to come in early and have a relaxed start to their day before taking their tests.

Year 6 pupils at Corton Primary School have enjoyed their breakfast club which is a chance to eat together and socialise.

Bure Valley School children have been hard at work in the community gardren. Photo: Bure Valley School (Image: Bure Valley School)

Year 5 at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy created an edible Science experiment as they learnt about irreversible and reversible changes of matter. They also learnt how to follow a recipe.

Year 4 and 5 children at Town Close School competed at the East Area Junior athletics championships and set two new School records.

Bure Valley School children have been hard at work in the community gardren. Photo: Bure Valley School (Image: Bure Valley School)

For the first time in Norwich School's history, their 1st XI boys hockey team competed in the national Notts Sport Boys Schools Championships Finals. Mr Cowan, Director of Sport at Norwich School, was proud of what the boys achieved, "The team proved they deserved to be in the final four and while the 3/4th [place] play-off did not go the way they hoped - the season has been a brilliant success with the side overachieving at a time where the initial goal was to not finish last in group stages of the tier 1 competition. It will be interesting to see how the side fair moving forwards in the same competition next year having been given a taste of what it takes to be National champions".

Langley Senior School's sixth former Tim Dowden has been picked for Great Britain's under-23 marathon kayaking team.

Year 6 pupils at Corton Primary School have been enjoying their breakfast club which is an opportunity for them to eat together while socialising with their peers. Photo: Corton Primary School (Image: Corton Primary School)

Riddlesworth Hall School launched their charity work for Walking with the Wounded with a visit from Duncan. He told the children of the challenges he faced after becoming a double amputee and how he walked to the South Pole and ran the Marathon des SablesHis honest and humorous way of answering the children's thoughtful questions made them consider their approach when things get a bit tough.Martham Academy and Nursery took park in the NSPCC's Speak Out Stay Safe campaign and raised £2550. All students took part in a buddy sponsored workout throughout the day including a danceathon, mini Olympics and super circuits. The pupils are proud of their efforts as they have raised the most amount of money across the Norfolk schools taking part.

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Downham Preparatory School pupils William and Esther and their older sister Martha will play for the Norfolk County Cricket teams. They play for Stow Cricket Club which has a close relationship with the school. Photo: Lee McCarthy (Image: Lee McCarthy)

Year 3 and 4 children from Hemsby Primary School took part in the Cluster Mixed Football Tournament at Flegg High Ormiston Academy. Photo: Hemsby Primary School (Image: Hemsby Primary School)

Homefield Primary School's Junior Leadership Team have become advocates for change and are raising the profiles of two important local issues: Save A Seal and homelessness. Photo: Homefield Primary School (Image: Homefield Primary School)

Homefield Primary School's Junior Leadership Team have become advocates for change and are raising the profiles of two important local issues: Save A Seal and homelessness. Photo: Homefield Primary School (Image: Homefield Primary School)

Langley Senior School Sixth Former, Tim Dowden of the Langley Kayaking Academy, was selected for the Under 23 GB Marathon Kayaking Team. He came in the top 20 at the German National Championships. Photo: James How (Image: James How)

Langley Senior School Sixth Former, Tim Dowden of the Langley Kayaking Academy, was selected for the Under 23 GB Marathon Kayaking Team. He came in the top 20 at the German National Championships. Photo: James How (Image: James How)

Martham Academy and Nursery's Buddy sponsored workout as part of the NSPCC Speak Out Stay Safe campaign. They raised £2550 - the most amount of money across Norfolk schools. Photo: Martham Academy (Image: Martham Academy)

Year 1 at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy created African Silhouettes. They blended chalk to create a sunset background before adding their own animal drawings. Photo: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy (Image: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy)

Year 1 at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy created African Silhouettes. They blended chalk to create a sunset background before adding their own animal drawings. Photo: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy (Image: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy)

Year 1 at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy created African Silhouettes. They blended chalk to create a sunset background before adding their own animal drawings. Photo: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy (Image: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy)

Year 1 at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy created African Silhouettes. They blended chalk to create a sunset background before adding their own animal drawings. Photo: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy (Image: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy)

Riddlesworth Hall School launched their charity work for Walking with the Wounded. Duncan, who is a double amputee, talked about challenges he had faced and answered the children's thoughtful questions. Photo: Riddlesworth Hall School (Image: Riddlesworth Hall School)

Southtown Primary School's Ash Class enjoyed pond dipping and a nature walk at Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden. Photo: Southtown Primary School (Image: Southtown Primary School)

John McCormack visited Spooner Row Primary School to lead a Skip2BFit and a Box2BFit day for all the children at school. Photo: Spooner Row Primary School (Image: Spooner Row Primary School)

John McCormack visited Spooner Row Primary School to lead a Skip2BFit and a Box2BFit day for all the children at school. Photo: Spooner Row Primary School (Image: Spooner Row Primary School)

John McCormack visited Spooner Row Primary School to lead a Skip2BFit and a Box2BFit day for all the children at school. Photo: Spooner Row Primary School (Image: Spooner Row Primary School)

Musharaf Mushy Asghar who overcame his stammer on Channel 4's Educating Yorkshire shared his inspirational message to City Academy Norwich's Year 11 students. Photo: City Academy Norwich (Image: City Academy Norwich)

Mile Cross Primary School's Year 2 children took some well-deserved time out from their SATs to practise bandaging each other just like Edith Cavell who they have been studying. Photo: Mile Cross Primary School (Image: Mile Cross Primary School)

Reception girls at Norwich High School for Girls were treated to a space-based session by the Physics Department on Friday. Photo: Norwich High School for Girls (Image: Norwich High School for Girls)

Reception girls at Norwich High School for Girls were treated to a space-based session by the Physics Department on Friday. Photo: Norwich High School for Girls (Image: Norwich High School for Girls)

Reception girls at Norwich High School for Girls were treated to a space-based session by the Physics Department on Friday. Photo: Norwich High School for Girls (Image: Norwich High School for Girls)

Reception girls at Norwich High School for Girls were treated to a space-based session by the Physics Department on Friday. Photo: Norwich High School for Girls (Image: Norwich High School for Girls)

Reception girls at Norwich High School for Girls were treated to a space-based session by the Physics Department on Friday. Photo: Norwich High School for Girls (Image: Norwich High School for Girls)

Reception girls at Norwich High School for Girls were treated to a space-based session by the Physics Department on Friday. Photo: Norwich High School for Girls (Image: Norwich High School for Girls)

Reception girls at Norwich High School for Girls were treated to a space-based session by the Physics Department on Friday. Photo: Norwich High School for Girls (Image: Norwich High School for Girls)

Reception girls at Norwich High School for Girls were treated to a space-based session by the Physics Department on Friday. Photo: Norwich High School for Girls (Image: Norwich High School for Girls)

An outdoor story was the perfect way to start the morning for some of the Town Close School Year 2 children. Photo: Town Close School (Image: Town Close School)

An outdoor story was the perfect way to start the morning for some of the Town Close School Year 2 children. Photo: Town Close School (Image: Town Close School)

Woodland View Junior School has raised over £500 for the British Heart Foundation through playing Ultimate Dodge ball. Photo: Woodland View Junior School (Image: Woodland View Junior School)