Friday 13 February 20262026 Safety Challenge WeekDuring the week beginning Monday 9th February 2026, Norbury Manor Primary School held an engaging Safety Challenge Week. Our pupils participated in a variety of vital workshops, including online safety sessions, a BBC Live Event, and interactive quizzes. Students also explored chatbots and the 'Talk PANTS' initiative, which empowers them to understand that their bodies belong to them and encourages them to speak to a trusted adult if they ever feel worried.
Friday 13 February 2026British Go-Karting Champion VisitOn Friday 13th February 2026, Norbury Manor Primary School was thrilled to welcome the British Go-karting Champion, Amanze! This 12-year-old expert wowed the entire school during a special assembly, proving that you can pursue your dreams while excelling in your studies.
Friday 6 February 2026Celebrating Number Day at Norbury Manor Primary SchoolOn Friday 6th February 2026, Norbury Manor Primary School vibrantly celebrated Number Day! Our pupils dived into a fantastic array of mathematical activities designed to foster a lifelong love for digits and problem-solving. A special highlight of the day was the incredible work of our Year 5 NMP News groups. They successfully completed their very first assignments, demonstrating the high level of Scholarship we encourage in all our learners.
Wednesday 14 January 2026Rainbow Reward Campfire ExperienceOn Wednesday 14th January 2026, our wonderful pupils who remained on the 'rainbow' throughout the half term were treated to an exciting campfire experience! Mr Lawrence's campsite skills were put to the test as children enjoyed the crisp outdoors, with Ms Williams noting that the highlight for many was the chance to toast their very own marshmallows.
Friday 28 November 2025Arrival of New Musical InstrumentsWe are delighted to announce that on Friday 28th November 2025, Norbury Manor Primary School received a fantastic delivery of new ukuleles, drums, and tambourines from Croydon's Arts and Music department. These instruments will be used during music lessons to inspire our young musicians and enhance our creative curriculum.
Thursday 27 November 2025Celebrating Anti-Bullying Week and Children In NeedDuring the week beginning Monday 10th November 2025, Norbury Manor Primary School proudly took part in Anti-Bullying Week. We kicked off the festivities with Odd Socks Day, embracing this year's empowering theme, ‘Power for Good.' Our pupils were thoroughly engaged in live BBC Lessons and a variety of dynamic activities.
Friday 24 October 20252025 We Are Norbury Challenge Week!On the week beginning Monday 20th October 2025, Norbury Manor Primary school was buzzing with excitement during our 'We Are Norbury Challenge Week'! This vibrant event was a fantastic opportunity for our pupils to delve into the rich tapestry of cultures that make up our school community. Children explored different languages, art, crafts, music, and traditional dance, and learned the meaning behind various flags. Parents and carers were actively involved, sharing their own cultures with the classes, and the children wore traditional customs or flag colours for a spectacular display. The event culminated in a wonderful feast.
Wednesday 1 October 20252025 Grandparent EventIt was a joy to host our recent Grandparent Event on September 30th and October 1st, where we celebrated the wonderful role grandparents play in our pupils' lives! Grandparents and pupils shared heartwarming moments through arts, crafts, and games, with delicious treats and drinks enjoyed by all. This event truly embodied our school value of Community. We aim to help our children develop a responsible and caring attitude towards their school, local community, and the wider world, and seeing generations connect so positively was a beautiful testament to this.
Wednesday 17 September 2025Year 6 Victorian Workshop: A Journey Back in Time!Norbury Manor Primary School is thrilled to share the success of the Year 6 Victorian Workshop on Wednesday 17th September 2025! Our pupils had an incredible day immersing themselves in what life was like for a Victorian child at school. This exciting, cross-curricular event allowed the children to explore history in a hands-on, engaging way, linking directly to their current topic on the Victorians. This kind of enriching experience helps our pupils embody the value of Scholarship, which aims to "develop lively enquiring minds, the ability to question and argue rationally and to think for themselves".
Monday 15 September 2025Year 6 Engages with Transport for LondonWe are thrilled to share that our Year 6 pupils recently participated in an insightful Transport for London (TfL) Workshop on 15th September 2025. This fantastic session was designed to promote safe, active, and responsible travel, covering essential topics like road safety, active transport (walking, cycling, scooting), and secure use of public transport. The workshop is a key part of our commitment to preparing our children for future, independent travel and supports their development beyond the classroom. It directly links to our school's core value of Community , as it encourages our pupils to develop a responsible and caring attitude toward the local community and the wider world.
Thursday 11 September 2025Roald Dahl DayAt Norbury Manor Primary School, we believe in providing a rich and engaging calendar of events to bring learning to life and strengthen our school community. This September, we celebrated Roald Dahl Day in support of Roald Dahl's Marvellous Children's Charity, which funds specialised nurses for seriously ill children across the UK. This embodies our core value of Empathy—developing the ability to work with sensitivity to the needs of others.
Friday 18 July 2025End of Year Awards Celebration at Norbury Manor Primary SchoolAs we approach the close of another successful academic year at Norbury Manor Primary School, we are delighted to share the highlights of our End of Year Awards celebration. This special event is a cherished tradition that recognises the hard work, resilience, and achievements of our pupils across all year groups. It is a moment to reflect on the values that guide us—resilience, empathy, scholarship, peace, excellence, community, and thankfulness—as we celebrate the learners today who are becoming the leaders of tomorrow.
