Education

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.

Pupils from Diss High School have returned from the trip of a lifetime in Mexico.

A primary school has maintained its positive standing with the national education regulator, which praised its inclusive environment and curriculum.

Diss High School has been praised for its teaching and in instilling the right values in its students.

A Norfolk school is set for a major expansion after lodging plans for more than 70 new overnight rooms.

A group of note-perfect pupils took centre stage when they showed off their singing talents as part of an Easter open day.

The headteacher of Diss High School has spoken about improving the learning experience for pupils after announcing it has joined a trust.

Pupils from Occold Primary School have been learning the basics behind coding websites, creating apps and how the digestive system works.

Staff members were put through a series of weird and wonderful challenges as Diss High School raised £2,500 for East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices.

The new executive head of a school and an academy has spoken of his delight at being given the role.

A fresh start beckons for a school after its teacher was promoted to the new headteacher for the school.