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    This morning, we were delighted to welcome Malcolm Smith – Senior Education and Engagement officer (East Midlands) from the UK Parliament. He delivered a fantastic assembly teaching all our Key Stage 2 children how our parliament works, covering

We were all so disappointed that we were unable to hold our Easter service in church this year, but with a couple of coronavirus cases within our school community it felt sensible to remain at school in our class bubbles

To mark the beginning of Lent, the Potting Shed (who host a weekly collective worship for Norwell and other schools), set up the school hall in Norwell with a number of prayer spaces for the children.   Over 2 days everyone

Key stage 2 children from across the federation were delighted to have the opportunity recently to visit Lincoln Central Mosque to help broaden their understanding of different faiths. We looked at the key features of the mosque and learned about

The children enjoyed a visit to our Church – St Matthews. They have been learning about places of worship and learning to make connections between key beliefs about God in Christianity and Church Buildings. Whilst at the church, they looked

Class 3 enjoyed our trip to St. Laurence church in Norwell to learn about why Holy Communion is important to Christians.  We learnt about how different churches carry out Holy Communion, and back in school created some amazing artwork for

Across the federation we have been celebrating Chinese New Year and welcoming in the year of the tiger. Our Reception and Key Stage 1 children had an exciting day celebrating the Chinese New Year at Brackenhurst Educational Centre, where they

Children across the school have been really creative to mark the start of advent and the build up to Christmas. We’ve made our advent wreath for St. Laurence church incorporating 4 coloured candles for the 4 weeks of advent, with

We were delighted to once again support the Teams4U shoebox appeal, this year sending 29 shoeboxes full of Christmas gifts to orphans and vulnerable children in Uganda, Sierra Leone and other parts of the world where these children would otherwise

To mark armistice day, the children from Norwell Church of England Primary School visited the war memorial to observe a minutes silence and pay their respects to the 15 soldiers from Norwell and Norwell Woodhouse who died in the two