Events - So what has been going on?
Giving our children wide and varied enrichment opportunities is really important to us. Below is an ongoing news page about the kind of things we do that add so much to not only the education, but also the personal development of children that come to Trowse Primary School.
EVENTS 2024-25
Year 2 Puppet Workshop - Tuesday, 23rd April 2024
As part of the Year 2 topic of the Magic Toymaker, we had a wonderful morning creating puppets and animating them. An opportunity for the children to let their imaginations and creative skills run riot.
Parent Workshop - Monday 22nd and 29th April 2024
We ran a two-part workshop for families called "Supporting You with your Child's Behaviour" - this was really well supported and received by all attendees. We hope it helps to make a difference !
Year 3 Maths Quiz at Norwich School - Thursday, 18th April 2024
4 of our Year 3 children represented Trowse at this lovely event demonstrating what great mathematicians they are - we are very proud of them.
Norfolk School's Science Olympiad - Monday 25th March 2024
Our Year 5 and 6 children had made it through all of the preliminary knock-out rounds to reach the final at the UEA on 25th March - over 10 rounds of challenging scientific knowledge, our team came out Champions for the whole event. We are extremely proud of them all and their fantastic teachers !
Maths Masterclass at Hewitt High School for Year 5 children
A great opportunity for other high achieving mathematicians and allowing them the chance to take on some really tricky maths challenges !
Reception Class went to "Once upon a Time" at Gressenhall Museum and Farm - Wednesday, 20th March 2024
Our reception children had their first ever school outing to "Once upon a Time" at Gressenhall.
"Its the opening of a brand-new fairy tale gallery at the museum and the curator needed the children's help to find the fairy tale objects because the naughty witch had pinched them!" The children were split into groups and visited the farm to help clean Cinderella's house, assist with the Ugly Sister's farm yard chores and an tractor ride inspecting the farm. Then after lunch, the children took part in Jack's beanstalk quest,making the witch's potion and finally tracking down the Curators lost objects.
All in all, it was a wonderful day - the children were impeccably behaved and were a real credit to themselves and the school.
Apple Orchard Planting at Whitlingham - 14th March 2024
We took 10 of our KS2 School Councillors to plant an apple orchard on an unused piece of ground at Whitlingham. The children had a great time, learning about the development of various areas of Whitlingham Country Park and were thrilled to be part of this project. All 30 trees are Norfolk apples - some eaters and some cookers. It will be about 3 years before they produce fruit - the site in next to the road and the first car park as you enter Whitlingham, so if you are going for a walk, look over the fence and see the orchard for yourself.
