Lockdown may have put many aspects of normal life on hold, but for our musically talented youngsters, the show must go on, as the West Norfolk’s Got Talent competition is being held again in a bid to find the rising stars of tomorrow.
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Year 6 pupil Annie has penned a poem about life after the pandemic that has captured the imagination of many.
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Many schools have struggled to keep music going over the last few months. For many students, music is at the very heart of what makes them tick, and not being able to play in bands and orchestras and sing in choirs has been very hard.
The coronavirus pandemic may have impacted many aspects of school life this year, but it has certainly not silenced the young musicians of schools within our trust, where participation numbers just keep on growing.
The National Anthem is likely to be played with particular enthusiasm by our young musicians after a £2,000 grant with royal connections will further help support music teaching in our schools.
This year’s Remembrance Day held a special meaning for many of our students who hold the memory of a West Norfolk World War Two veteran close to their hearts.
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If you are joining Year 7 at Springwood High School in September 2020 then they need you!
