Gardening, reading and rainforests - can you spot your child in our School Report gallery?

Broadland High Ormiston Academy pupil William Darling was recognised at the OAT annual awards for his pioneering work to raise money and clear the waterways of Norfolk and South Suffolk. Photo: Gary Williams Photography (Image: Gary Williams Photography)

Children from Fairhaven Primary School enjoyed the sunshine while helping councillors plant a new flower bed at the Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden.

Year 3 children at Mattishall Primary School have also been busy gardening and planted 105 trees in the school grounds. The school has challenged itself to plant a thousand trees as a push to do something positive about climate change. The school greatly appreciates the help from volunteer gardener Robert French who helps the children weekly with outdoor projects.

Year 11 GCSE Music students organised a music event that raised £524.38 for Pancreatic Cancer. Photo: Caister Academy (Image: Caister Academy)

Great Yarmouth's Edward Worlledge Ormiston Academy has refurbished their library and it was opened by, the borough's Mayor, Councillor Mary Coleman.

Howard Junior School pupils have created models of rainforests as part of their studies. One of their pupils, Katie, created a model of the rainforest that visually compared the devastation caused by farming for timber with a rainforest that was allowed to flourish.

Year 11 GCSE Music students organised a music event that raised £524.38 for Pancreatic Cancer. Photo: Caister Academy (Image: Caister Academy)

Brooke Primary School have been practicing their Maypole dancing in preparation for the School's May Day Extravaganza.

Year 11 GCSE Music students at Caister Academy had a brief to organise a music event that raised money for charity. The students worked exceptionally hard to put the show together, it was a great success and raised £524.38 for Pancreatic Cancer.

Year 11 GCSE Music students organised a music event that raised £524.38 for Pancreatic Cancer. Photo: Caister Academy (Image: Caister Academy)

Swan Class at Gillingham St Michael's Church of England Primary Academy were crowned the winners in a reading competition organised by Inspire Schools in partnership with Pleasurewood Hills Theme Park. The competition was open to primary schools across East Anglia who are signed up to the Buster's Book Club reading scheme. Challenged students to reach or exceed their home reading targets, the prize went to the class collectively clocking up the most improved number of minutes. Pleasurewood Hills donated child-entry tickets to Swan Class which were hand-delivered by Woody Bear,

The Town Close School Year 7 children have been challenged to design, build and program their own operational fairground rides in their Design and Technology classes.

Year 11 GCSE Music students organised a music event that raised £524.38 for Pancreatic Cancer. Photo: Caister Academy (Image: Caister Academy)

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Edward Worlledge Ormiston Academy, in Great Yarmouth, had Councillor Mary Coleman, the current Mayor for the borough, visit to officially open the newly refurbished library. Photo: Edward Worlledge Ormiston Academy (Image: Edward Worlledge Ormiston Academy)

Edward Worlledge Ormiston Academy, in Great Yarmouth, had Councillor Mary Coleman, the current Mayor for the borough, visit to officially open the newly refurbished library. Photo: Edward Worlledge Ormiston Academy (Image: Edward Worlledge Ormiston Academy)

Children from Fairhaven Primary School helped councillors plant a new flower bed at the Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden. Photo: Paul Dickson (Image: Paul Dickson)

Children from Fairhaven Primary School helped councillors plant a new flower bed at the Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden. Photo: Paul Dickson (Image: Paul Dickson)

Swan Class at Gillingham St Michael's Primary Academy won a regional reading competition organised by Inspire Schools in partnership with Pleasurewood Hills Theme Park. Photo: Gillingham St Michael's Primary Academy (Image: Gillingham St Michael's Primary Academy)

Nursery and Reception pupils from Hethersett Old Hall School visited the Sea Life Centre at Great Yarmouth. Photo: Hethersett Old Hall School (Image: Hethersett Old Hall School)

Nursery and Reception pupils from Hethersett Old Hall School visited the Sea Life Centre at Great Yarmouth. Photo: Hethersett Old Hall School (Image: Hethersett Old Hall School)

Howard Junior School pupils have been making model rainforests. Photo: Howard Junior School (Image: Howard Junior School)

Howard Junior School pupils have been making model rainforests. Photo: Howard Junior School (Image: Howard Junior School)

Howard Junior School pupils have been making model rainforests. Photo: Howard Junior School (Image: Howard Junior School)

Langley Senior School pupils and staff on their educational trip, discovering the bright lights of New York City and Washington D.C. Photo: Langley School (Image: Langley School)

Langley Senior School pupils and staff on their educational trip, discovering the bright lights of New York City and Washington D.C. Photo: Langley School (Image: Langley School)

Year 3 at Mattishall Primary School, with the help of Robert French, have planted 105 trees on the school grounds which were donated by the Woodland Trust. Photo: Mattishall Primary School (Image: Mattishall Primary School)

Year 3 at Mattishall Primary School, with the help of Robert French, have planted 105 trees on the school grounds which were donated by the Woodland Trust. Photo: Mattishall Primary School (Image: Mattishall Primary School)

Year 3 at Mattishall Primary School, with the help of Robert French, have planted 105 trees on the school grounds which were donated by the Woodland Trust. Photo: Mattishall Primary School (Image: Mattishall Primary School)

Toftwood Infant and Junior School Federation's Year 4 enjoyed an Anglo Saxon day which included pottery, cooking, stories and dancing. Photo: Toftwood Infant and Junior School Federation (Image: Toftwood Infant and Junior School Federation)

Toftwood Infant and Junior School Federation's Year 4 enjoyed an Anglo Saxon day which included pottery, cooking, stories and dancing. Photo: Toftwood Infant and Junior School Federation (Image: Toftwood Infant and Junior School Federation)

Toftwood Infant and Junior School Federation's Year 4 enjoyed an Anglo Saxon day which included pottery, cooking, stories and dancing. Photo: Toftwood Infant and Junior School Federation (Image: Toftwood Infant and Junior School Federation)

Toftwood Infant and Junior School Federation's Year 4 enjoyed an Anglo Saxon day which included pottery, cooking, stories and dancing. Photo: Toftwood Infant and Junior School Federation (Image: Toftwood Infant and Junior School Federation)

Toftwood Infant and Junior School Federation's Year 4 enjoyed an Anglo Saxon day which included pottery, cooking, stories and dancing. Photo: Toftwood Infant and Junior School Federation (Image: Toftwood Infant and Junior School Federation)

Staff at Wroughton Academies brought a family member to school to experience a day at their work. Photo: Wroughton Academies (Image: Wroughton Academies)

Staff at Wroughton Academies brought a family member to school to experience a day at their work. Photo: Wroughton Academies (Image: Wroughton Academies)

Staff at Wroughton Academies brought a family member to school to experience a day at their work. Photo: Wroughton Academies (Image: Wroughton Academies)

Staff at Wroughton Academies brought a family member to school to experience a day at their work. Photo: Wroughton Academies (Image: Wroughton Academies)

Staff at Wroughton Academies brought a family member to school to experience a day at their work. Photo: Wroughton Academies (Image: Wroughton Academies)

Staff at Wroughton Academies brought a family member to school to experience a day at their work. Photo: Wroughton Academies (Image: Wroughton Academies)

Staff at Wroughton Academies brought a family member to school to experience a day at their work. Photo: Wroughton Academies (Image: Wroughton Academies)

Brooke Primary School preparing for our May Day Extravaganza. Photo: Brooke Primary School (Image: Brooke Primary School)

Brooke Primary School preparing for our May Day Extravaganza. Photo: Brooke Primary School (Image: Brooke Primary School)

Pupils at Catton Grove Primary School had the pleasure of throwing wet sponges at their Headteacher Tim Lawes raising £195 for the school’s adopted project in Tanzania. Photo: Catton Grove Primary School (Image: Catton Grove Primary School)

Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's verse speakers enthralled their audience. Photo: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall (Image: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall)

Nineteen GCSE and A Level students from Norwich High School for Girls went on an Art, Textiles and History trip to Amsterdam. Photo: Norwich High School for Girls (Image: Norwich High School for Girls)

The Town Close School Year 7 children have been challenged to design, build and program their own operational fairground rides in Design and Technology. Photo: Town Close School (Image: Town Close School)

The Town Close School Year 7 children have been challenged to design, build and program their own operational fairground rides in Design and Technology. Photo: Town Close School (Image: Town Close School)