As temperatures soar and a heatwave hits Norfolk, many parents have been left wondering if schools will close.
Nationally, almost 200 schools have shut down due to what officials have described as "extreme" heat.
The majority of the region will remain under the same warning through Wednesday and Thursday.
A rare red heat-health alert, meaning there is a risk to life even for healthy individuals, is also in place this week.
A total of 176 closures have been reported across the UK, including in Oxfordshire, Bristol, Berkshire and London.
The closures also include Cedarwood Primary School in Kesgrave.
Schools will move into "hot weather mode" by relaxing uniform rules, cutting back on outdoor PE and activities and encouraging pupils to stay hydrated.
Smithdon High School in Hunstanton has told students they do not need to wear their blazers and ties, while water stations have been added around the site.
Students at Alderman Peel High School in Wells can attend wearing PE kit, while parents have been told to send children to school with a named water bottle and apply sunscreen before they leave home.
Reepham High School will also be following similar protocols.
The lack of closures in Norfolk may be because the county is not currently under a red Met Office weather warning.
During the 2022 heatwave, when a red alert was issued, several schools across the county closed.
At the time, Ashwicken Church of England Primary School, near King's Lynn, sent pupils home early because they were not able to play on the plastic grass without risk of burning themselves.
It remains unclear if any Norfolk schools will close due to the weather, but please check our website for further updates.
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