Moving testimony from Holocaust survivor
Our students heard first-hand the moving story of how a Holocaust survivor was hidden from the Nazis by two brave sisters.
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Our students heard first-hand the moving story of how a Holocaust survivor was hidden from the Nazis by two brave sisters.
West Norfolk Academies Trust - of which our school is part of - has launched a new publication created by budding writers from its primary and secondary schools.
Our Duke of Edinburgh Award organiser has become one of a small group of people to receive Royal recognition for exceptional dedication to the role.
Marshland High has won a prestigious award for our work in exploring the wider world within the classroom, which has included students chatting virtually and swapping recipes with pupils in Nepal.
A budding young chef has been chosen to represent our school at a cooking tournament.
Marshland students dressed up in their best Christmas jumpers to help raise money on a national fundraising day.
Students met with Foreign Secretary Liz Truss today after one of our pupils sent a special request for her to visit.
Our students helped to raise money for Children in Need by organising a cake sale and a 'guess the number of sweets in a jar' competition.
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Two of our teachers have won an unsung hero award for being “incredible advocates” for a charity which helps to support and inspire young people.
Our students have joined schools across the UK to write a poignant poem marking the anniversary of an accident which claimed the life of a Red Arrows pilot.
Our students have battled it out in a competition showing their skills at spelling out the trickiest words.