An international project involving our primary schools has seen everything from eco-bricks to playground games shared between pupils in classrooms thousands of miles apart.

We - along with other West Norfolk Academies Trust primary schools - have all been working with partners in India and the children have been learning from each other about their environment and wildlife, among other things.

Democracy came under the spotlight at our school when MP James Wild called in.

Our pupils have written powerful messages on climate change to be delivered to leaders at COP26.

Our pupils and staff took part in a charity fun run last week to raise money for The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn’s COVID-19 Support Fund.

Our schools were the talk of Norfolk when English Lead Mrs Chadderton was a guest on BBC Radio Norfolk, talking about our Extreme Reading challenge.

The last year has seen many people seek escape in the pages of a book, but our pupils have gone to some unlikely places as part of our extreme reading challenge.