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Lockdown means schoolchildren across the country are not getting out and about as much as they are used to but our pupils are certainly not missing out on their daily exercise after we set up an inter-year group fitness challenge to raise money for local charities.
42F Kings Lynn Air cadets has been Parading Virtually every week , all through lockdown but has not been able to complete the normal activities so as it is the 80th anniversary of the Air Training Corps, cadets and staff of the squadron have decided to challenge themselves and raise money for a local charity in King's Lynn!
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We are having a school focus on fundraising during lockdown. This will particularly be centred around exercise and keeping physically and mentally healthy at this time.
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We have been doing our bit to put a smile on people’s faces and a dinner on their plate this Christmas after our whole school got involved in a donation drive for the Purfleet Trust.
Like so much of this year, Christmas 2020 will be an unfamiliar experience for many people, and in some cases, one lacking in seasonal cheer.
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.
With the world of work beset by talk of job losses, redundancies and economic crisis, it may seem like a perilous time to be entering the world of employment, but some of Springwood’s class of 2020 are getting used to post-school life having taken up apprenticeships.
