- Established in 1910 as a boys’ grammar, this coeducational academy offers music scholarships to 10 per cent of the year 7 intake who display aptitude. Partnerships with the London Guildhall School of Music and the Norfolk Music Hub further enhance opportunities for creativity, and musical pupils take part in a busy schedule of live performances, workshops and tours in the UK and abroad.
- Sixth-formers have a choice of 33 subjects, outstanding university-style facilities and an average contact time with teachers that exceeds the national average.
- More than 60 clubs are offered in an extensive co-curricular programme, as well as subject-enrichment activities, visits and charity events. Pupils can also become wellbeing ambassadors and take part in community social action projects.
- Pip, the school therapy dog, is an important member of the pastoral care team.
- CMS is one of the largest providers of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award scheme in Norfolk.
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