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A great start to the day at our Discovery Morning! Today we were celebrating the Chinese New Year 🐍 Don’t forget to keep an eye on our Facebook Events page for our next Discovery Morning! Suitable for children aged 2+ and it’s completely free to attend!

🔬Our A-Level Biology students recently took part in our BioTech day. A day designed to enrich and extend biology learning and teaching, through the experience and excitement of real-world bioscience! 🧫

Another fun-filled forest school session for our youngest learners today! 🌳🫘🌧️

🌳It may be miserable outside but nothing stops our EYFS class from exploring and having fun in our Outdoor Classroom🌳

Thank you to The Friends of TGS for organising the most fantastic Winter Fayre! We think everyone will agree it was a wonderful event! Here’s just a snippet of what went on!

The whole school gathered this morning to pay their respects at this year’s Remembrance Day service, including listening to the names of pupils and old boys who fought in World War 1 and World War 2. Lest We Forget.

What a fantastic day we’ve had welcoming over a hundred people to our Open Morning! It was so lovely to meet so many new prospective families and showing them everything TGS has to offer. Don’t forget if you couldn’t make it today, you can have a bespoke tour any time, just contact our Admissions Team.

Come rain or shine we’re always ready for Forest School… #ForestSchool #Puddles #Thetford #Norfolk

Year 5 recently spent a day at Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse, experiencing what life was like for children 150 years ago. We spent some time practising our handwriting in a Victorian classroom before quickly being put to work on the farm. We were set to work picking up rocks from the field to protect the horse’s hooves, it was backbreaking work but surprisingly fun ... for 5 minutes before we got tired! Then we were sent to help Martha with the laundry and learnt how the Victorians washed their clothes. We worked really hard all day, so we were rewarded with some freshly cooked drop scones, they were surprisingly tasty and Mrs Clackett complemented us all on our manners and behaviour throughout the day. Our day at Gressenhall really helped us to picture what life was like for Victorian children and brought our topic to life.