Education

Three quarters of parents fear the coronavirus pandemic will effect their children’s education, a survey has suggested.

Thousands of Norfolk children eligible for free school meals are to benefit from a national voucher scheme which will allow them to keep getting them while they are at home.

With schools closed and children forced to learn at home parents may well be feeling stressed,overwhelmed and under pressure.

With small numbers of children in the classroom and most forced to learn at home, schools across Norfolk have turned to innovative ways to support pupils in the first week of coronavirus closures.

Parents of children eligible for free school meals are being warned about a coronavirus scam.

No pupils to teach has seen more Norfolk schools close their gates and others merge resources with neighbouring or partner schools.

Looking for something to keep the kids busy during the school closures? Here’s all you need to know about the Young Norfolk Writing Competition.

A school has closed to all pupils and staff after confirming that a student had tested positive for coronavirus.

Dozens of schools in Norfolk remained closed on the first day of coronavirus measures with many still working on the “challenging” situation of providing education to the most vulnerable and the children of key workers.

Details on how schools will operate from Monday are set to be decided this weekend, as final plans are put in place.

Council bosses have said they cannot promise that the children of ‘critical workers’ who will still be taught in classrooms will go to their usual school - and they might not all be up and running in time for Monday.

A school in mid Norfolk has promised its students they will get their year 11 prom despite lessons being cancelled.

Dozens of schools across Norfolk are closed or partially closed today ahead of the government’s decision to close all schools from Friday afternoon.

All schools will close from Friday afternoon for an indefinite period, Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has announced.

A sixth form college have planted 30 trees after pledging to help environment.

One of Norfolk’s secondary schools has closed because of concern over coronavirus.

Parents have described facing confusion over coronavirus school closures and a lack of clarity about what circumstances they should keep their children at home.

Schools have been instructed to remain open amid the coronavirus pandemic but some are being forced to tell pupils to stay away.

All schools in Norfolk remain open but are making preparations for potential closures, while others are introducing extra coronavirus measures including limiting parent access.

Students at a Norfolk high school have won a national competition after building their very own robot.

Plans for a new special educational needs school in a north Norfolk town have taken a step forward.

Potentially life-saving safety lessons are being taught to Norfolk’s primary school children as part of a series of interactive workshops which are touring the county.

Four schools overseen by the same education trust have retained good ratings following visits from Ofsted inspectors.

Parents of children with special educational needs claim they are in a “constant battle” for council support and were not properly informed about a watchdog’s inspection of the services.

A Norfolk primary school had a visit from a world, European and commonwealth medallist and Team GB gymnast.

A national school league table shows GCSE performance dipped in Norfolk in 2019.

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Ofsted inspectors have highlighted dozens of schools across Norfolk which need to make improvements.

A school from mid Norfolk has been graded as requiring improvement despite many efforts being made to enhance pupils experiences there.