Education

Zara Merali would often be seen slurring her words and would sometimes leave pupils unattended for up to 10 minutes, a panel heard last month.

A town’s longest serving lollipop lady has celebrated her 80th birthday – and has no plans to give up the job she loves just yet.

The Bishop of Thetford led a special ceremony this week to mark the long-awaited launch of a town's new all-through school.

Pupils managed to pull it out the bag, despite predictions they would underperform following two years of disrupted schooling

Teachers were invited to a ceremony in London to celebrate the honour

Children have been creating their own art pieces to create a gallery at the school

"The activities linked closely with our geography and science curriculum but also our whole school theme of conservation this term."

Alex Taylor will have the weight his country on his shoulders when he competes in the World Traditional Karate Association Championships this year

Businesses such are donating cooked breakfasts, cereals and toast to ensure Year 11 students are well fed when they sit their exams this summer

A national charity has provided the defibrillator to offer potentially lifesaving help for students

The school, for children with autism, has impressed inspectors two years after receiving an 'inadequate' rating

Rosie Taber fought her way over 15 laps to take home the silverware during the championship race last month

Riley, a two-year-old golden retriever, has has become a cherished reading companion for special education students

The primary school pupils have managed to raise more than £2,000 for the Guide Dogs Association

Across the Diss Express area, we were sent in pictures of people donning costumes for World Book Day.

Since the autumn term pupils have been busy painting the sculpture, which had been donated to them by a nearby opticians

After reading through entries in an old logbook, pupils walked audiences through the history of their school, from the 1870s right to the present day

The money raised will go towards paying for books for pupils focusing on diversity and sex education

Schools have voiced their concerns over staffing levels amidst a surge in Covid cases – but assured they will do all they can to keep classrooms open

Students Cait Croft, Lucie O’Brien and Zeyno Oguz set up the event to raise money for East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices and Brain Tumour Research UK