During the Autumn Term, Year 5 have continued working in association with the Fishermen’s Hospital. All of the children in the year group visited the Fishermen’s Hospital during the Heritage Open Days in September and then created some yummy food to share with the residents in October and again in December. On Thursday 13th December,
DetailsThe children of St. Nicholas Priory C.E.V.A. Primary School have been celebrating the first phase of the installation of astro-turf on the main playground. The Chair of Governors, Mr. Harry Taylor, officiated at the opening ceremony by cutting the ribbon. This all-weather surface has incorporated markings for football, netball and hockey as well as providing
DetailsOn the 5th December 14 Year 5 and 6 pupils represented St Nicholas Priory at the East Norfolk Schools Sports Partnership Cross Country race at Bure Park. Children competed against other schools in the local area and all did brilliantly in what was a wet and muddy race. They all had a fantastic attitude and
Details“A team of social workers recently travelled over to Kenya to visit some schools and to take some equipment over to them. When I heard about the project I asked Mrs Grimmer if we could donate the old book bags and PE bags that were in the cupboard. As well as sending the bags I
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As part of the Year 5 project, in collaboration with the Fishermen’s Hospital, some of the children made food to share with the residents. They created yummy Spanish omelette, also delicious mantrap cake. The next day, the children took the food and delivered it to the Fisherman’s Hospital … the residents were over the moon with their
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