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An annual hedge-planting event at Springwood High School was finally able to take place on 25 November, after being postponed on account of previously waterlogged and slippery ground. Despite the conditions still being cold and wet, students, parents and staff who attended the ‘dig’ were also able to enjoy a little late autumnal sunshine. Over 400 hedgerow saplings were successfully planted on the school grounds.
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Eco warriors at Springwood High School saw their hard work recognised when the school received an Eco-Schools Green Flag Award.
A West Norfolk pianist with a love for Rachmaninoff and ambitions to become a doctor has given a solo recital at our school.
West Norfolk musicians of all ages joined together to create a new community orchestra which will have its debut festive concert ahead of Christmas.
The number of students involved with music has soared past 200 at our school - bucking the national trend.
Students and staff at the West Norfolk Academies Trust are putting the final touches to this year’s Community Carol Service.
A group of students from Springwood High School enjoyed the experience of a lifetime, which saw them spend 16 days immersed in the culture of Vietnam.
Support and encouragement for young musicians is top level at our West Norfolk school which has more than 200 pupils learning an instrument.
Young singers and musicians in King’s Lynn showcased their musical talents in an opera, impressing audiences with the high quality of the production.
Heroes past and present were honoured at Springwood on Friday as part of our annual observance of Remembrance Day.
A West Norfolk artist and teacher who appeared on TV’s Landscape Artist of the Year, and was shortlisted for the prestigious Sir John Hurt Art Prize, has curated a London art exhibition featuring the work of over 120 artists.
Springwood High School’s ‘outstanding’ STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) provision has been recognised by a prestigious new award.
