A heroic time was had by all when our students joined others from across the West Norfolk Academies Trust to travel to the Royal Albert Hall in London for a performance by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
Young achievers from our school had their hard work recognised when they enjoyed a visit to one of the UK’s most popular theme parks.
Budding scientists from Smithdon High School worked with younger pupils on time-based experiments as part of our British Science Week activities.
Young performers from our school welcomed members of the community to a free performance where they paid tribute to the stars of stage and screen.
Smithdon’s budding scientists enjoyed an action-packed day of Science Technology Engineering and Maths (STEM) that saw them examine asteroids and create rockets, before designing, building and racing their own dragsters.
Amateur photographers of all ages had the opportunity to show off their skills when the West Norfolk Academies Trust launched its inaugural photography competition, including those from our school.
Our musicians joined others from across West Norfolk to perform at the annual Schools Make Music Concert.
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Students across four West Norfolk secondary schools, including ours, battled it out in the closing rounds of an annual spelling competition.
Smithdon High School helped both our students and job-seekers in the wider community when we brought together a host of businesses and education providers at its Job and Careers Fair.
Our school played host to three unusual visitors at the beginning of March, when a mother sheep and her two lambs came to stay.
There were red noses all round, when staff and students at our school took part in Comic Relief’s annual appeal on Friday 15 March.
Smithdon High School has held its third annual Literary Festival, with this year’s event extending over a two-week period for the first time.
