One of our drama teachers is marking his retirement after more than 30 years at Springwood High School by staging a nail-biting thriller, with members of the community invited to enjoy the gripping production.
They have taken to life at two world-famous universities, and are looking forward to the rest of 2025 and all it brings, both academically and socially. Both Ren Griffiths and Lexie Ampomah achieved their first choice courses at Oxford and Cambridge and they are getting to grips with life at a top university.
There was a treat in store for our scientists, when we held our annual STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Christmas Lectures.
The Downham Market office of a West Norfolk company is the base for an apprentice accountant who is earning while she learns.
Year 12 Students attended a Medical Ethics Lecture
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Four of our former students are making the numbers work in their favour by joining an apprentice scheme with a local accountancy company.
A love of flying developed for Springwood High School student Will when his grandfather let him hone his skills with a flight simulator in his office.
A former Springwood High School student is embarking on her chosen career as a chartered surveyor without running-up all the debt that university can bring.
A burning ambition to become a vet saw former Springwood High School student retake her A levels to ensure she had the grades needed for an intense five years at university starting this autumn.
The ‘workforce of tomorrow’ had a glimpse of their possible futures when Springwood High School held its first ever Careers Fair.
The ‘treats’ were home-made and edible when caring sixth formers at our school celebrated Halloween – all while raising money for charity.
After a successful crop of A Levels, Springwood High School’s new graduates celebrated their results in style at the Sixth Form Prom.
