Education

A primary school teacher has scooped a national award for a her skills.

A young footballer is hoping others will join her in making history for the town.

Diss will be marking national refugee week with a series of events celebrating the contribution made by people coming to this country.

Nearly 450 sexual offences have been reported in Norfolk schools over the last five years, including rape and sexual assault.

An MP has called on education bosses to urgently address the funding crisis affecting rural schools in Norfolk and Suffolk.

Seventy years of shaping education in a part of Norfolk almost went unnoticed.

A pre-school manager said she is “lucky to manage such a dedicated and passionate team” following a glowing Ofsted inspection.

A town school is celebrating after being selected by Tesco customers to receive a £5,000 donation.

Schools in the Diss Express area set to benefit from roof-top solar power, following a £180 million investment to reduce energy bills.

A Framlingham superstar has banded together with some big names to call on the Prime Minister for long-term funding to UK music education.

An aspiring gymnast, who wished as a young girl to compete on the world stage, is one step closer to achieving her dream.

A primary school pupil was inspired to have 11 inches of her hair cut off to help two charities.

Members of the club have donated their used tennis balls to the rehoming centre.

World Book Day saw book lovers from the Diss Express area either taking in their favourite reads or dressing up as their favourite characters.

The first Norfolk and Suffolk schools to offer free breakfast clubs for pupils as part of the Government’s flagship scheme have been named.

A high school has rewarded the sporting triumphs of its students at its inaugural sports awards.

Students with an eye for a very big prize put their selling skills to the test at the weekend to raise money for a trip of a lifetime.

A village school, where pupils are enthusiastic about their learning, maintained its high standards in its latest Ofsted report.

Parents have rallied together to raise thousands of pounds in the immediate aftermath of a Suffolk school being targeted by thieves.

Diss sixth-form students have presented a children’s hospice with a cheque for more than £3,500.