around the present settlement. Archaeological test pits were dug between 2005 and 2009; the report was published online. Terrington railway station once served the settlement. Community facilities Terrington St Clement facilities include two doctor's surgeries, a post office, a village hall and a scout hut. Commercial amenities include a supermarket, a farm shop, a newsagent's, a baker's, a fish & chip shop, a Chinese takeaway, a hairdresser's, an estate agent, and a hardware store; there are two public houses, the King William and the Wildfowler. The village is linked to King's Lynn, Spalding, and Wisbech by bus services. Education Terrington St Clement has state run primary and secondary schools. St Clement's High School was the centre of some press attention, firstly when its previous head, Richard Wealthall, was singled out for praise and a visit from Prime Minister Tony Blair, and again subsequently when he was found to have been guilty of bullying and nepotism. The school was placed into special measures in 2007 by Ofsted. A following 2011 Ofsted report gave the school an overall Grade 2 'Good' rating. The school obtained another 'Good' rating from Ofsted in 2017. Notable people Keith Rudd (born 1946), former cricketer References External links Terrington St Clement Community Website Terrington St Clement Parish Church Website Villages in Norfolk Civil parishes in Norfolk King's Lynn and West Norfolk