Education

Adventurous father completed national Three Peaks Challenge to raise money for his son's school

Strong results across the board

Teachers and students reflect on their success, despite tougher exams

Students across Norfolk and Suffolk found out if all the hard work paid off.

Jethro Robbins-Dyer was officially diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome at the age of 14.

Further views sought to help Diss and district win a fair deal for the future

Colourful costumes and a play about war, intrigue and treachery made for a stellar performance.

The headteacher of Forncett Primary School believes the partnership will be a perfect match.

Find out where landowners, agents and developers suggested sites in a consultation over the Greater Norwich Local Plan.

Two Diss Junior Academy pupils used their knowledge attained from a Crucial Crew event to stay calm and help a friend in need.

The stellar success of her previous children's book has spurred Mandy Hartley on to write a sequel.

A Fair Deal for Diss is as an opportunity to unite over local priorities.

Wortham Primary School recognised for quality of French teaching

Lack of investment can lead to a downward spiral resulting in a fall in the quality of life

The new building comes as the prep school needs to find space for an increasing number of pupils.

Campaign will highlight main issues and open meaningful debate

The concert features a choir of 2,000 children, dressed to resemble two giant remembrance poppies.

Pupils from Diss High School are celebrating after holding a successful exhibition in the town.

Students from Diss High School have been meeting their counterparts in Spain.

A Brush with the Past opened last week, with the exhibition celebrating the town's industrial brush-making past.