Education

A DJ deck and booth as well as a village hall’s play equipment are among some of the projects to benefit from a share of £150,000.

A former Suffolk head who was jailed after being caught with more than one million indecent images of children has been banned from teaching.

GCSE results for students across the country have been revealed today.

Norfolk Scouts are calling for more volunteers as the number of youngsters looking to join increases.

Record numbers of parents are being fined for taking their children out of school, with the total exceeding 10,000 a year for the first time.

A-level results for sixth formers and college students across the country have been revealed today.

Fresh from making history, the East of England’s first Green MP has faced a busy baptism – going into his third week of his new role.

A primary school brought its community together as it celebrated its 150 anniversary.

Diss High School pupils and teachers helped to raise nearly £2,000 for a cancer charity during an activities week.

A pair of Year 6 pupils are celebrating after being crowned regional winners of a national competition.

A junior school has been praised for being “a place of dignity and inclusion” in its latest inspection report.

A headteacher has called for a rethink on cuts to funding for children with special needs and disabilities.

The executive headteacher of a village primary school has spoken of his pride in pupils and staff after achieving a good Ofsted rating.

A mobile zoo offered school children a chance to meet a host of animals, including a tarantula, a scorpion and a lesser bamboo rat.

Harleston Sancroft Academy welcomed visitors young and old to its summer gala.

A Year 12 pupil has won a national award for her performance in a Framlingham College production.

A primary school has been praised for how it helps pupils thrive and achieve after its first Ofsted inspection since becoming an academy.

Grants of just under £20,000 have been awarded to Diss High School to aid its pupils with their educational growth.

A schoolboy with a taste for adventure put any fears to one side to swim alongside some of the natural world’s most fascinating creatures.

Traditional games, stalls and fine weather helped a primary school turn its 150th anniversary celebrations into a highly successful fundraiser.