Education

A Norfolk school is trying to do something positive to tackle the effects of climate change.

Young dancers from Neatherd High in Dereham wowed audiences when the school’s annual show come to the town’s Memorial Hall.

The wellbeing of pupils at a Norfolk high school is set to benefit following a fundraising initiative.

A mid-Norfolk high school has appointed a new cohort for its student leadership team.

The dedication he has shown to design and technology (DT) has led to an award for teacher Jason Chapman.

Pupils from a Dereham high school have been recognised for their efforts in raising awareness of environmental issues.

A group of students at a mid Norfolk high school have spent what was meant to be the first weekend after Britain left the European Union celebrating their school’s connection with the arts and culture of the continent.

Nine secondary schools in Norfolk have more than one in five of their places for the new intake in September unfilled, figures reveal.

Sporting commitment and achievements of youngsters at a Norfolk high school have been celebrated at an awards evening.

A Dereham high school recently welcomed a group of foreign students to the town as part of a European education programme.

Four student photographers have scooped honours at a national photographic competition.

It was a fire that destroyed thousands of pounds worth of toys and devastated the children of a north Norfolk pre-school.

Students at a mid Norfolk high school channeled their inner Sherlock Holmes to solve a murder mystery to mark British Science Week.

A primary school has been celebrating British Science Week by welcoming a host of visitors to talk about their careers to pupils.

A mid-Norfolk community braved the elements last weekend, to transform their local primary school with a spring clean.

As the size of Norfolk grows, so too must the number of school places for its children. Bethany Whymark reports on a council vision for the future of schools.

A teenage student from north Norfolk is encouraging people to help out in their local communities by volunteering.

The chief executive officer (CEO) at a multi-academy trust is retiring at the end of August.

School children across mid and north Norfolk dressed up as their favourite characters for this year’s World Book Day.

Plans to open a new Catholic primary school – the first in Norfolk for decades – have received the backing of 90% of those people who took part in a public consultation.

Parents were left in tears of joy as children from Mattishall Primary School danced on stage to more than 600 people.

A young Norfolk man’s life-changing experience is being used to shock youngsters into being safer on the roads.

A former Fakenham College site could be turned into a facility for children with special educational needs.

The head of an independent school which was told it must take action to meet health and safety requirements has said that the recommended improvements have now been carried out.

A charity-run nursery and complex needs school will be stocking up on thousands of pounds worth of free books as the winners of our Books for Schools competition are announced.

East Anglia has been snubbed by a government pilot scheme to improve broadband speeds in rural primary schools.

A mid-Norfolk high school has been praised for making sure its pupils leave “ready to take on challenges” in the workplace.

Students at a mid-Norfolk high school took to the stage to perform an ancient Greek tale for their annual production.

Thousands of youngsters around the country, including in Norfolk, are expected to go on strike from school today as part of a global youth action over climate change.