Flourishing in Norfolk: A Children and Young People Partnership Strategy
Published 22/04/24
At Clenchwarton Primary School we’ve pledged to help Norfolk’s children and young people Flourish.
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Read MoreWCK pupil wins photography competition
Published 27/03/24Amateur 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.
Read MorePupils raise money for Comic Relief
Published 19/03/24Colourful clothing and money-raising competitions were the order of the day when our children celebrated Red Nose Day.
Read MoreWNAT pupils speak out
Published 14/03/24What do Sir David Attenborough, Greta Thunberg, Amelia Earhart, Sir Isaac Newton, Rosa Parks and Napoleon Bonaparte have in common?
Read MoreWalpole Cross Keys ‘Happy’ to celebrate World Book Day
Published 08/03/24Pupils at Walpole Cross Keys Primary were greeted by Mr Men and Little Misses when they arrived in their classrooms on Friday 8 March.
Read MoreCelebrating Ofsted success at all our schools
Published 19/01/24The 11 WNAT schools, both primary and secondary, are now all rated as Good simultaneously for the first time.
Read MoreHundreds enjoy traditional carols from West Norfolk schools
Published 15/12/23More than 400 people packed a historic King’s Lynn chapel for a community carol concert with the West Norfolk Academies Trust.
Read MoreRudolph Run
Published 08/12/23Friday 8th December 2023
Read MoreChristmas Lunch
Published 15/11/2315th December 2023
Read MorePupils swap school for Anglo-Saxons
Published 26/10/23A group of young time travellers saw their classroom studies come to life when they exchanged modern day West Norfolk for the Anglo-Saxons
Read MoreMP visits our school
Published 25/09/23Some of West Norfolk’s youngest constituents had the opportunity to question their MP when he paid a visit to Walpole Cross Keys.
Read MoreHeacham pupil creates a buzz in spelling contest
Published 08/08/23A pupil from Heacham Junior School showed off his English skills when he came top in a spelling competition, beating entrants from five other schools.