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  • Mayor Welcomes Students to Historic Venue

    Published 15/05/25

    Students from our school have been treated to a VIP visit to meet the borough mayor and take a tour of the historic town hall in King’s Lynn.

    The Year 10 group from our school also had the chance to explore the Stories of Lynn exhibition, which included the Mayor’s Parlour, Stone Hall and the Assembly Room.

    Borough Mayor, Cllr Paul Bland, warmly welcomed the group and helped the students learn more about the role of local government and they were able to question him on issues including civic responsibilities, community leadership and how local decisions are made.

    The visit was organised as part of their ‘My Community’ module in a personal development programme within the ASDAN framework.

    “We are always seeking opportunities for pupils on our ASDAN programme to enjoy hands-on learning outside the classroom. This trip was a wonderful example of how valuable and enriching it is to support our lessons with real-world experiences,” said Emma Watson, ASDAN Tutor.

    Council leader Alistair Beales also met the visitors and he expressed a keen interest in creating further opportunities for young people to engage with local governance and have their voices heard in shaping the development of their communities.

    “It is vital that young people feel heard and understand how local decisions are made. Opportunities like this help our students build confidence, develop a sense of belonging and recognise their potential role within their communities. We are incredibly proud of how they represented the school during the visit,” said Carrie Chappel, assistant Trust Senco (Special Educational Needs Coordinator) and head of ASDAN.

    An education charity and awarding organisation, ASDAN provides courses, curriculums and qualifications for students to support them in developing personal, social and employability skills.

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  • King’s Lynn students celebrate all things literary for World Book Day

    Published 13/03/25

    There were activities galore at our school when staff and students marked World Book Day.

    Pupils took the chance to read stories to younger children from the Terrington St Clement Community school as part of the celebration of all things literary. 

    It was a return visit for many of the high school pupils who had also attended the junior school when they were younger. They read stories and also discussed their favourite books and authors with the primary children.

    Students also had the chance to dress as their favourite literary character and staff weren’t left out of the fun either.

    There were also competitions and cakes back at the high school where the day was declared a great success.

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  • Once upon a time in King’s Lynn…

    Published 12/02/25

    Residents in a Lynn care home enjoyed an entertaining series of readings when they were visited by a group of storytellers from St Clement’s High School.

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  • Message of hope at St Clement’s

    Published 20/01/25

    Dancers from St Clement’s High School drew inspiration from the diversity of nature when they staged a climate change-themed performance as part of a collaborative project between theatre groups in King’s Lynn and Italy.

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  • Sweet spell of success at Trust contest

    Published 13/01/25

    Top performers from St Clement’s High School joined others from across the West Norfolk Academies Trust for the 2024 WNAT Spelling Bee Final.

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  • St Clement’s students impress in the US

    Published 10/01/25

    Nine of our Year 11 students enjoyed the experience of a lifetime when they travelled to the United States to showcase their talents in the world final of an international law-based competition – making them the only contestants from the UK.

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  • Festive cheer at St Nick’s

    Published 18/12/24

    Young musicians and singers from our school joined others from across the West Norfolk Academies Trust for the annual WNAT Community Carol Service.

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  • West Norfolk’s young musicians perform together at St Clement’s

    Published 17/12/24

    Young musicians from across West Norfolk came together at St Clement’s High School to share in some seasonal music making – before showcasing their talents in a performance at Terrington St Clement Village Hall.

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  • St Clement’s students speak out

    Published 28/11/24

    Students from St Clement’s High School placed second in a debating contest, where topics included whether social media should be banned for under-16s and whether Artificial Intelligence was dangerous.

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  • Future voters question MP

    Published 28/11/24

    The voters of tomorrow had the opportunity to question their Member of Parliament when he visited our school as part of Parliament Week.

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  • Students say konnichiwa to Japan

    Published 21/11/24

    Aspiring artists from our school had the opportunity to hone their talents in one of the most creative countries in the world when they travelled to Japan for the adventure of a lifetime.

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  • Maths summed up at Trust talk

    Published 18/11/24

    Maths whizzes from our school joined others for a day of talks and challenges when the West Norfolk Academies Trust held its annual Maths Symposium.

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