Another week in Norfolk's schools has been crammed with activities from burying a time capsule, a visit from the author of Percy the Park Keeper to making 104th birthday cards.

Eastern Daily Press: Albert Pye Primary School's Panathlon team competed in the Copperbox Arena at the Olympic Park - winning a silver medal for finishing 2nd in their group and 5th place in the country. Picture: Albert Pye Primary SchoolAlbert Pye Primary School's Panathlon team competed in the Copperbox Arena at the Olympic Park - winning a silver medal for finishing 2nd in their group and 5th place in the country. Picture: Albert Pye Primary School (Image: Albert Pye Primary School)

Students from across the region remembered the fallen on Remembrance Day in a range of ways including attending local services, wearing their service uniforms to class and making poppies.

Pupils from Horsford C of E VA Primary School visited David Wilson Homes' Kingfisher Meadow development in Horsford to bury present day mementos for future residents to discover. The time capsule buried by students will be opened by residents at the development in 40 years time. The children had placed a range of different items in the time capsule to show future residents what life was like in 2019, including letters and a school fleece.

Reception children at Toftwood Infant School have been learning about birthdays. They heard about Olive, from Great Yarmouth, who is turning 104 years old and wished to receive pictures from children around the local area. The children thought about what Olive would like to see on her birthday drawings and they learnt how to write the number 104. They sent the photos in the post to Olive.

Eastern Daily Press: Albert Pye Primary School's Panathlon team competed in the Copperbox Arena at the Olympic Park - winning a silver medal for finishing 2nd in their group and 5th place in the country. Picture: Albert Pye Primary SchoolAlbert Pye Primary School's Panathlon team competed in the Copperbox Arena at the Olympic Park - winning a silver medal for finishing 2nd in their group and 5th place in the country. Picture: Albert Pye Primary School (Image: Albert Pye Primary School)

Mulbarton Primary School children spent the day with Nick Butterworth, the author of childrens' stories including Percy the Park keeper. The children had a brilliant day meeting Nick and hearing about his experiences as an author. He spoke to the children about the ideas for his stories and how he goes about planning them. The children talked about how inspiring he was and how he had helped them to think about their own creative writing.

Riddlesworth Hall's new riding team secured fourth place on their debut outing against 25 schools at the NSEA Showjumping event. Max, Year 7, Eva Year 6, and Hannah, Year 4, all jumped clear rounds individually and scored enough points to take fourth place overall.

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Eastern Daily Press: Albert Pye Primary School's Panathlon team competed in the Copperbox Arena at the Olympic Park - winning a silver medal for finishing 2nd in their group and 5th place in the country. Picture: Albert Pye Primary SchoolAlbert Pye Primary School's Panathlon team competed in the Copperbox Arena at the Olympic Park - winning a silver medal for finishing 2nd in their group and 5th place in the country. Picture: Albert Pye Primary School (Image: Albert Pye Primary School)

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Eastern Daily Press: Albert Pye Primary School's Panathlon team competed in the Copperbox Arena at the Olympic Park - winning a silver medal for finishing 2nd in their group and 5th place in the country. Picture: Albert Pye Primary SchoolAlbert Pye Primary School's Panathlon team competed in the Copperbox Arena at the Olympic Park - winning a silver medal for finishing 2nd in their group and 5th place in the country. Picture: Albert Pye Primary School (Image: Albert Pye Primary School)

Eastern Daily Press: Bishops Church of England Primary School students sang at Thetford Garden Centre's Christman Open Evening as part of the Sing For Your Christmas Tree initiative - the school will be gifted a Christmas tree. Picture: The Lively CrewBishops Church of England Primary School students sang at Thetford Garden Centre's Christman Open Evening as part of the Sing For Your Christmas Tree initiative - the school will be gifted a Christmas tree. Picture: The Lively Crew (Image: The Lively Crew)

Eastern Daily Press: Brundall Primary School children enjoying the autumn sunshine and the play equipment that Friends Of Brundall's fundraising have provided. Picture: Brundall Primary SchoolBrundall Primary School children enjoying the autumn sunshine and the play equipment that Friends Of Brundall's fundraising have provided. Picture: Brundall Primary School (Image: Brundall Primary School)

Eastern Daily Press: Brundall Primary School children enjoying the autumn sunshine and the play equipment that Friends Of Brundall's fundraising have provided. Picture: Brundall Primary SchoolBrundall Primary School children enjoying the autumn sunshine and the play equipment that Friends Of Brundall's fundraising have provided. Picture: Brundall Primary School (Image: Brundall Primary School)

Eastern Daily Press: On Remembrance Day, students and staff at the College of West Anglia (CWA) gathered round their Remembrance Day Soldier made by Construction students. Picture: College of West AngliaOn Remembrance Day, students and staff at the College of West Anglia (CWA) gathered round their Remembrance Day Soldier made by Construction students. Picture: College of West Anglia (Image: College of West Anglia)

Eastern Daily Press: On Remembrance Day, students and staff at the College of West Anglia (CWA) gathered round their Remembrance Day Soldier made by Construction students. Picture: College of West AngliaOn Remembrance Day, students and staff at the College of West Anglia (CWA) gathered round their Remembrance Day Soldier made by Construction students. Picture: College of West Anglia (Image: College of West Anglia)

Eastern Daily Press: Students at Dereham C of E Junior Academy celebrated National Science Day by carrying out practical experiments throughout the day. Picture: Dereham C of E Junior AcademyStudents at Dereham C of E Junior Academy celebrated National Science Day by carrying out practical experiments throughout the day. Picture: Dereham C of E Junior Academy (Image: Dereham C of E Junior Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Students at Dereham C of E Junior Academy celebrated National Science Day by carrying out practical experiments throughout the day. Picture: Dereham C of E Junior AcademyStudents at Dereham C of E Junior Academy celebrated National Science Day by carrying out practical experiments throughout the day. Picture: Dereham C of E Junior Academy (Image: Dereham C of E Junior Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Students at Dereham C of E Junior Academy celebrated National Science Day by carrying out practical experiments throughout the day. Picture: Dereham C of E Junior AcademyStudents at Dereham C of E Junior Academy celebrated National Science Day by carrying out practical experiments throughout the day. Picture: Dereham C of E Junior Academy (Image: Dereham C of E Junior Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Students at Dereham C of E Junior Academy celebrated National Science Day by carrying out practical experiments throughout the day. Picture: Dereham C of E Junior AcademyStudents at Dereham C of E Junior Academy celebrated National Science Day by carrying out practical experiments throughout the day. Picture: Dereham C of E Junior Academy (Image: Dereham C of E Junior Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Drake Infant School and Nursery students sang at Thetford Garden Centre's Christman Open Evening as part of the Sing For Your Christmas Tree initiative - the school will be gifted a Christmas tree. Picture: The Lively CrewDrake Infant School and Nursery students sang at Thetford Garden Centre's Christman Open Evening as part of the Sing For Your Christmas Tree initiative - the school will be gifted a Christmas tree. Picture: The Lively Crew (Image: The Lively Crew)

Eastern Daily Press: Fairhaven CE VA Primary School's librarians reading to the younger children at lunchtime. Picture: Fairhaven CE VA Primary SchoolFairhaven CE VA Primary School's librarians reading to the younger children at lunchtime. Picture: Fairhaven CE VA Primary School (Image: Fairhaven CE VA Primary School)

Eastern Daily Press: Great Dunham Primary School's Hickling Class performed at the Royal Albert Hall in a massed-ensemble version of ‘A Kind of Magic Flute as part of the Music for Youth Proms. Picture: Great Dunham Primary SchoolGreat Dunham Primary School's Hickling Class performed at the Royal Albert Hall in a massed-ensemble version of ‘A Kind of Magic Flute as part of the Music for Youth Proms. Picture: Great Dunham Primary School (Image: Great Dunham Primary School)

Eastern Daily Press: Children at Hickling C of E Pre-School and Infant School enjoying autumnal fun during their forest school sessions under their new parachute, as well as perfecting our bug hunting skills. Picture: Hickling C of E Infant School and Pre-SchoolChildren at Hickling C of E Pre-School and Infant School enjoying autumnal fun during their forest school sessions under their new parachute, as well as perfecting our bug hunting skills. Picture: Hickling C of E Infant School and Pre-School (Image: Hickling C of E Infant School and Pre-School)

Eastern Daily Press: Children at Hickling C of E Pre-School and Infant School enjoying autumnal fun during their forest school sessions under their new parachute, as well as perfecting our bug hunting skills. Picture: Hickling C of E Infant School and Pre-SchoolChildren at Hickling C of E Pre-School and Infant School enjoying autumnal fun during their forest school sessions under their new parachute, as well as perfecting our bug hunting skills. Picture: Hickling C of E Infant School and Pre-School (Image: Hickling C of E Infant School and Pre-School)

Eastern Daily Press: Children at Hickling C of E Pre-School and Infant School enjoying autumnal fun during their forest school sessions under their new parachute, as well as perfecting our bug hunting skills. Picture: Hickling C of E Infant School and Pre-SchoolChildren at Hickling C of E Pre-School and Infant School enjoying autumnal fun during their forest school sessions under their new parachute, as well as perfecting our bug hunting skills. Picture: Hickling C of E Infant School and Pre-School (Image: Hickling C of E Infant School and Pre-School)

Eastern Daily Press: Remembrance Day at Howard Junior School. Picture: Howard Junior SchoolRemembrance Day at Howard Junior School. Picture: Howard Junior School (Image: Howard Junior School)

Eastern Daily Press: Remembrance Day at Howard Junior School. Picture: Howard Junior SchoolRemembrance Day at Howard Junior School. Picture: Howard Junior School (Image: Howard Junior School)

Eastern Daily Press: Remembrance Day at Howard Junior School. Picture: Howard Junior SchoolRemembrance Day at Howard Junior School. Picture: Howard Junior School (Image: Howard Junior School)

Eastern Daily Press: Nursery children at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy created their own poppies for Remembrance Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary AcademyNursery children at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy created their own poppies for Remembrance Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy (Image: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Nursery children at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy created their own poppies for Remembrance Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary AcademyNursery children at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy created their own poppies for Remembrance Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy (Image: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Nursery children at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy created their own poppies for Remembrance Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary AcademyNursery children at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy created their own poppies for Remembrance Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy (Image: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Nursery children at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy created their own poppies for Remembrance Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary AcademyNursery children at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy created their own poppies for Remembrance Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy (Image: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Nursery children at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy created their own poppies for Remembrance Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary AcademyNursery children at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy created their own poppies for Remembrance Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy (Image: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Nursery children at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy created their own poppies for Remembrance Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary AcademyNursery children at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy created their own poppies for Remembrance Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy (Image: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Riddlesworth Hall's new riding team secured fourth place on their debut outing at the NSEA Showjumping event today. Max, Eva and Hannah all jumped clear rounds individually. Picture: Riddlesworth HallRiddlesworth Hall's new riding team secured fourth place on their debut outing at the NSEA Showjumping event today. Max, Eva and Hannah all jumped clear rounds individually. Picture: Riddlesworth Hall (Image: Riddlesworth Hall)

Eastern Daily Press: Students at The Nicholas Hamond Academy (TNHA) were proud to take part in Swaffham's Remembrance parade and wore their service uniforms to school on Armistice Day. Picture: TNHAStudents at The Nicholas Hamond Academy (TNHA) were proud to take part in Swaffham's Remembrance parade and wore their service uniforms to school on Armistice Day. Picture: TNHA (Image: TNHA)

Eastern Daily Press: Toftwood Infant School's Reception made birthday cards for Olive who is turning 104-years-old, in Great Yarmouth, as she wished to recieve pictures from children across Norfolk. Picture: Toftwood Infant SchoolToftwood Infant School's Reception made birthday cards for Olive who is turning 104-years-old, in Great Yarmouth, as she wished to recieve pictures from children across Norfolk. Picture: Toftwood Infant School (Image: Toftwood Infant School)

Eastern Daily Press: Toftwood Infant School's Reception made birthday cards for Olive who is turning 104-years-old, in Great Yarmouth, as she wished to recieve pictures from children across Norfolk. Picture: Toftwood Infant SchoolToftwood Infant School's Reception made birthday cards for Olive who is turning 104-years-old, in Great Yarmouth, as she wished to recieve pictures from children across Norfolk. Picture: Toftwood Infant School (Image: Toftwood Infant School)

Eastern Daily Press: Toftwood Infant School's Reception made birthday cards for Olive who is turning 104-years-old, in Great Yarmouth, as she wished to recieve pictures from children across Norfolk. Picture: Toftwood Infant SchoolToftwood Infant School's Reception made birthday cards for Olive who is turning 104-years-old, in Great Yarmouth, as she wished to recieve pictures from children across Norfolk. Picture: Toftwood Infant School (Image: Toftwood Infant School)

Eastern Daily Press: Toftwood Infant School's Reception made birthday cards for Olive who is turning 104-years-old, in Great Yarmouth, as she wished to recieve pictures from children across Norfolk. Picture: Toftwood Infant SchoolToftwood Infant School's Reception made birthday cards for Olive who is turning 104-years-old, in Great Yarmouth, as she wished to recieve pictures from children across Norfolk. Picture: Toftwood Infant School (Image: Toftwood Infant School)

Eastern Daily Press: Toftwood Infant School's Reception made birthday cards for Olive who is turning 104-years-old, in Great Yarmouth, as she wished to recieve pictures from children across Norfolk. Picture: Toftwood Infant SchoolToftwood Infant School's Reception made birthday cards for Olive who is turning 104-years-old, in Great Yarmouth, as she wished to recieve pictures from children across Norfolk. Picture: Toftwood Infant School (Image: Toftwood Infant School)

Eastern Daily Press: Easton and Otley College remembered the fallen during a Remembrance Day ceremony. shows Cole Spurden and Callum Canwell paying their respects. Picture: Abigail DustanEaston and Otley College remembered the fallen during a Remembrance Day ceremony. shows Cole Spurden and Callum Canwell paying their respects. Picture: Abigail Dustan (Image: Abigail Dustan)

Eastern Daily Press: Horsford C of E VA Primary School pupils and staff visited Wilson Homes Kingfisher Meadow development in Horsford to bury present day mementos for future residents to discover. Picture: Keith MindhamHorsford C of E VA Primary School pupils and staff visited Wilson Homes Kingfisher Meadow development in Horsford to bury present day mementos for future residents to discover. Picture: Keith Mindham (Image: copyright keith mindham photography)

Eastern Daily Press: Horsford C of E VA Primary School pupils and staff visited Wilson Homes Kingfisher Meadow development in Horsford to bury present day mementos for future residents to discover. Picture: Keith MindhamHorsford C of E VA Primary School pupils and staff visited Wilson Homes Kingfisher Meadow development in Horsford to bury present day mementos for future residents to discover. Picture: Keith Mindham (Image: copyright keith mindham photography)

Eastern Daily Press: Year 8 and 9 students from Jane Austen College took part in STEM project, Go4SET, finding and presenting solutions to environmental and technological issues. They have been shortlisted for the National Industrial Cadet Bronze Awards. Picture: Jane Austen CollegeYear 8 and 9 students from Jane Austen College took part in STEM project, Go4SET, finding and presenting solutions to environmental and technological issues. They have been shortlisted for the National Industrial Cadet Bronze Awards. Picture: Jane Austen College (Image: Jane Austen College)

Eastern Daily Press: Year 8 and 9 students from Jane Austen College took part in STEM project, Go4SET, finding and presenting solutions to environmental and technological issues. They have been shortlisted for the National Industrial Cadet Bronze Awards. Picture: Jane Austen CollegeYear 8 and 9 students from Jane Austen College took part in STEM project, Go4SET, finding and presenting solutions to environmental and technological issues. They have been shortlisted for the National Industrial Cadet Bronze Awards. Picture: Jane Austen College (Image: Jane Austen College)

Eastern Daily Press: Year 8 and 9 students from Jane Austen College took part in STEM project, Go4SET, finding and presenting solutions to environmental and technological issues. They have been shortlisted for the National Industrial Cadet Bronze Awards. Picture: Jane Austen CollegeYear 8 and 9 students from Jane Austen College took part in STEM project, Go4SET, finding and presenting solutions to environmental and technological issues. They have been shortlisted for the National Industrial Cadet Bronze Awards. Picture: Jane Austen College (Image: Jane Austen College)

Eastern Daily Press: Year 8 and 9 students from Jane Austen College took part in STEM project, Go4SET, finding and presenting solutions to environmental and technological issues. They have been shortlisted for the National Industrial Cadet Bronze Awards. Picture: Jane Austen CollegeYear 8 and 9 students from Jane Austen College took part in STEM project, Go4SET, finding and presenting solutions to environmental and technological issues. They have been shortlisted for the National Industrial Cadet Bronze Awards. Picture: Jane Austen College (Image: Jane Austen College)

Eastern Daily Press: Year 8 and 9 students from Jane Austen College took part in STEM project, Go4SET, finding and presenting solutions to environmental and technological issues. They have been shortlisted for the National Industrial Cadet Bronze Awards. Picture: Jane Austen CollegeYear 8 and 9 students from Jane Austen College took part in STEM project, Go4SET, finding and presenting solutions to environmental and technological issues. They have been shortlisted for the National Industrial Cadet Bronze Awards. Picture: Jane Austen College (Image: Jane Austen College)

Eastern Daily Press: Year 8 and 9 students from Jane Austen College took part in STEM project, Go4SET, finding and presenting solutions to environmental and technological issues. They have been shortlisted for the National Industrial Cadet Bronze Awards. Picture: Jane Austen CollegeYear 8 and 9 students from Jane Austen College took part in STEM project, Go4SET, finding and presenting solutions to environmental and technological issues. They have been shortlisted for the National Industrial Cadet Bronze Awards. Picture: Jane Austen College (Image: Jane Austen College)

Eastern Daily Press: November 11 was the 100th birthday of the Lakenham Primary School site - it was a day of Remembrance and celebration with classes taking part in a variety of maths challenges based on the number 100. Picture: Lakenham Primary SchoolNovember 11 was the 100th birthday of the Lakenham Primary School site - it was a day of Remembrance and celebration with classes taking part in a variety of maths challenges based on the number 100. Picture: Lakenham Primary School (Image: Lakenham Primary School)

Eastern Daily Press: November 11 was the 100th birthday of the Lakenham Primary School site - it was a day of Remembrance and celebration with classes taking part in a variety of maths challenges based on the number 100. Picture: Lakenham Primary SchoolNovember 11 was the 100th birthday of the Lakenham Primary School site - it was a day of Remembrance and celebration with classes taking part in a variety of maths challenges based on the number 100. Picture: Lakenham Primary School (Image: Lakenham Primary School)

Eastern Daily Press: November 11 was the 100th birthday of the Lakenham Primary School site - it was a day of Remembrance and celebration with classes taking part in a variety of maths challenges based on the number 100. Picture: Lakenham Primary SchoolNovember 11 was the 100th birthday of the Lakenham Primary School site - it was a day of Remembrance and celebration with classes taking part in a variety of maths challenges based on the number 100. Picture: Lakenham Primary School (Image: Lakenham Primary School)

Eastern Daily Press: Mulbarton Primary School students spent an inspiring day with Nick Butterworth, the author of children's books including Percy the Park Keeper. Picture: Mulbarton Primary SchoolMulbarton Primary School students spent an inspiring day with Nick Butterworth, the author of children's books including Percy the Park Keeper. Picture: Mulbarton Primary School (Image: Mulbarton Primary School)

Eastern Daily Press: Mulbarton Primary School students spent an inspiring day with Nick Butterworth, the author of children's books including Percy the Park Keeper. Picture: Mulbarton Primary SchoolMulbarton Primary School students spent an inspiring day with Nick Butterworth, the author of children's books including Percy the Park Keeper. Picture: Mulbarton Primary School (Image: Mulbarton Primary School)

Eastern Daily Press: Students from Norwich High School for Girls performed at Norwich Playhouse in As You Like It as part of the National Shakespeare Schools Festival. Picture: Lane CooperStudents from Norwich High School for Girls performed at Norwich Playhouse in As You Like It as part of the National Shakespeare Schools Festival. Picture: Lane Cooper (Image: Lane & Grey - www.laneandgrey.com)

Eastern Daily Press: Students from Norwich High School for Girls performed at Norwich Playhouse in As You Like It as part of the National Shakespeare Schools Festival. Picture: Lane CooperStudents from Norwich High School for Girls performed at Norwich Playhouse in As You Like It as part of the National Shakespeare Schools Festival. Picture: Lane Cooper (Image: Lane & Grey - www.laneandgrey.com)

Eastern Daily Press: Students from Norwich High School for Girls performed at Norwich Playhouse in As You Like It as part of the National Shakespeare Schools Festival. Picture: Lane CooperStudents from Norwich High School for Girls performed at Norwich Playhouse in As You Like It as part of the National Shakespeare Schools Festival. Picture: Lane Cooper (Image: Lane & Grey - www.laneandgrey.com)

Eastern Daily Press: Students from Norwich High School for Girls performed at Norwich Playhouse in As You Like It as part of the National Shakespeare Schools Festival. Picture: Lane CooperStudents from Norwich High School for Girls performed at Norwich Playhouse in As You Like It as part of the National Shakespeare Schools Festival. Picture: Lane Cooper (Image: Lane & Grey - www.laneandgrey.com)

Eastern Daily Press: Maya G Leonard, bestselling author of children’s books including the Beetle Boy series, visited Taverham Junior School and helped students with their creative writing. Picture: Taverham Junior SchoolMaya G Leonard, bestselling author of children’s books including the Beetle Boy series, visited Taverham Junior School and helped students with their creative writing. Picture: Taverham Junior School (Image: Taverham Junior School)

Eastern Daily Press: Maya G Leonard, bestselling author of children’s books including the Beetle Boy series, visited Taverham Junior School and helped students with their creative writing. Picture: Taverham Junior SchoolMaya G Leonard, bestselling author of children’s books including the Beetle Boy series, visited Taverham Junior School and helped students with their creative writing. Picture: Taverham Junior School (Image: Taverham Junior School)

Eastern Daily Press: Maya G Leonard, bestselling author of children’s books including the Beetle Boy series, visited Taverham Junior School and helped students with their creative writing. Picture: Taverham Junior SchoolMaya G Leonard, bestselling author of children’s books including the Beetle Boy series, visited Taverham Junior School and helped students with their creative writing. Picture: Taverham Junior School (Image: Taverham Junior School)

Eastern Daily Press: Maya G Leonard, bestselling author of children’s books including the Beetle Boy series, visited Taverham Junior School and helped students with their creative writing. Picture: Taverham Junior SchoolMaya G Leonard, bestselling author of children’s books including the Beetle Boy series, visited Taverham Junior School and helped students with their creative writing. Picture: Taverham Junior School (Image: Taverham Junior School)

Eastern Daily Press: As part of Anti-Bullying Week, staff at Town Close School embraced Odd Sock Day to raise awareness and to promote freedom of expression and individuality. Picture: Town Close SchoolAs part of Anti-Bullying Week, staff at Town Close School embraced Odd Sock Day to raise awareness and to promote freedom of expression and individuality. Picture: Town Close School (Image: Town Close School)