Gaywood pupils keep their heads at the Tower
Children from Gaywood Primary followed in the footsteps of Henry VIII’s hapless second wife when they visited the Tower of London.
Children from Gaywood Primary followed in the footsteps of Henry VIII’s hapless second wife when they visited the Tower of London.
Our children were put through their sporting paces when Gaywood Primary School was visited by a gold-winning British sprinter.
Gaywood Primary children swapped classroom for station when they spent a day at Bure Valley Railway.
At Gaywood Primary School we’ve pledged to help Norfolk’s children and young people flourish.
Amateur photographers of all ages had the opportunity to show off their skills when the West Norfolk Academies Trust launched its inaugural photography competition, including those from our school.
Our pupils swapped their usual uniforms for something more eye-catching when they raised funds for the 2024 Comic Relief appeal.
What do Sir David Attenborough, Greta Thunberg, Amelia Earhart, Sir Isaac Newton, Rosa Parks and Napoleon Bonaparte have in common?
The Gruffalo, Harry Potter and Elmer the Elephant all took part in World Book Day celebrations at Gaywood Primary.
The 11 WNAT schools, both primary and secondary, are now all rated as Good simultaneously for the first time.
Gaywood’s young singers showcased their musical talents with a performance at London’s O2 arena, where they sang in front of a crowd of thousands as part of the world’s largest school choir.
Elves, snowmen and reindeer were all in attendance when pupils at Gaywood Primary School held their annual Christmas Fayre.
More than 400 people packed a historic King’s Lynn chapel for a community carol concert with the West Norfolk Academies Trust.