Partnerships and Outreach

"Here at Norwich School, we are committed to working in partnership with local, national and international organisations. Our ethos talks of a loving and compassionate community and one of our key aims is to prepare our young people for a lifetime of leadership and service by providing partnership opportunities. Our pupils and staff are actively encouraged to undertake voluntary activities in the wider community, from being a governor at another school, fundraising, or helping out with practical tasks like gardening or working with food banks. We have no doubt in the educational value to our community of such work: our pupils, staff and other stakeholders are better because of these numerous touchpoints. We obviously hope that there are benefits to our partners, too. Please be in touch if you would like to discuss building on an existing project or starting something new with us. We will work with anyone who shares our philosophy that practical work together opens up more opportunities and closes more gaps than empty rhetoric about division."


Nicola Hill - Director of Partnerships

Suzannah Thomas - Partnerships Officer

The Team

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Partnerships and Outreach News

By Eleanor Lewis July 1, 2025
Coming back to the Crypt from 12-20 July is the exhibition, depARTment. This exhibition brings together the creative work of the Norwich School Art and Design staff. The pieces on display are a selection of outcomes that we undertake alongside our teaching, something we consider vital in supporting both our pupils and our own creative integrity. Within this exhibition you will encounter artwork which could be considered our main individual creative practice alongside more experimental approaches, work out of discipline and also work in progress. As a department we teach our pupils across a wide range of media and disciplines; the work on display echoes this approach. Opening times: 12 - 20 July Monday - Friday, 12:00 - 17:00 Saturday - 10:00 - 17:00 Closed Sundays. Free admission. Poster design - Liza Goian
By Eleanor Lewis June 27, 2025
In the penultimate weekend of school, we hosted our annual Charity Fashion Show in Blake for the first ever time (previously we have held this in The Open and The Space - bespoke studios). It proved to be a real success, with Sacha Burke (a returning leaver from 2016) joining us hot off London Fashion Week to make the event as professional as it possibly could be. Hosting it onsite not only enabled us to raise so much more for the chosen charity, Street Child, but also enabled our very busy pupils to be able to partake in the many other rehearsals/commitments they had on the same day! This event could not have been possible without the incredible support of the Charities Committee, notably Mia Scarborough who led on this event with such commitment and passion alongside Boo Harrad, our Chair for this year who also was so positive about the whole event throughout. Alongside them, many other committee members, plus those from the wider advisory group and pupils from the textiles departments also helped to get this show off the ground. This being the final event of the year for Charities Committee. Here are a few words from Mia: "It was amazing to see all our hard work from over the last month come together on Friday evening; the show itself was so much fun and I want to do it all over again. A big thanks to all the models, dancers, comperes, designers and to those who bought tickets. We really appreciate all the support we received from staff at school too. We couldn’t have done it without you all!" And from Anna Lloyd who works for Street Child: "On behalf of everyone at Street Child, we would like to extend an enormous thank you to yourself, the charity committee and everyone involved in Friday’s fashion show for Street Child. It was a truly inspiring, impressive and fun event – and clearly a lot of hard work and talent had gone into making it so! From the incredible dance performances to the hospitality, production, raffle, and runway choreography, the whole event ran seamlessly. We hope that the committee are incredibly proud of their efforts, with the knowledge that all funds raised will go towards making a real and tangible impact in the lives of their peers around the world."
By Eleanor Lewis July 3, 2025
On Monday 23 June 2025 we held another spectacular Intergenerational Sports Day which involved Care Home Residents from multiple local Care Homes, Friend in Deed, our own Year 12 pupils from Norwich School, Year 7/8 pupils from Framingham Earl High and Year 3/4 pupils from a new connection for us, Firside Junior School - the event really was enjoyed by all ages! For this, I thank the many L6 pupils who helped to meet and greet and run the event – it couldn’t have happened without you: notably Tom Irvine, Megan Clements, Else de Lange, Ed Lewis, Nick Conway, Grace Cropley and Rudi Howard. Mrs Thomas even came back to take part with her new baby, Seb! Organiser, Kelly from Friend in Deed, said; "Another incredible intergenerational sports day took place on Monday 23 June 2025 and all ages had a brilliant time. We love watching our older friends get involved in movement, exercise and competition! The biggest thanks as always to our hosts and good friends Norwich School. Younger friends from Framingham Earl High School and Firside Junior School also attended to take part, and we had 3 bouncy babies and mums that joined in too! Watching events like an egg and spoon race between friends with a 90 year age gap is always good for the soul. Until next year!"
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