Education

Jacob Earl has been given the honour of naming one of Norfolk County Council’s new gritters

The fifth fastest Briton of all time headed PE lessons and delivered a speech to pupils during a visit this week

A multi-academy trust has announced several new appointments as its seeks feedback on plans to merge two schools in Harleston.

A mother-of-one is doing her bit to support the deaf community in south Norfolk by bringing sign language classes to the district.

Primary school pupils have sent letters of support to the England squad after they were targeted with racist abuse following their Euro 2020 exit.

Teachers are left with the difficult decision over what to restore after being offered just £12,000 from the council to replace damaged equipment.

The school celebrated World Earth Day in a number of fun and educational ways last week.

Sophie Cutting’s bookmark design – addressing mental health problems in children – has been crowned the winner of a county-wide competition.

A specialist school's outdoor learning class has launched a YouTube channel to mark International Day of Forests.

Teachers in the Diss Express area have praised the “calm and joyful” return of children to classrooms after months of home-schooling.

School pupils have been learning about mental health through expression photos.

The Norfolk-based actor shared some personal advice for the current lockdown

A manager at a Diss nursery has echoed calls for early years workers to be prioritised for a coronavirus vaccine.

Parson Estate Agent has lent its hand to pupils by offering to print school work for anyone that does not have access to a printer.

The Girl Guides have been keeping children challenged, engaged and connected with each other during lockdown.

Primary schools across the Diss Express area decided to remain shut today.

The book is one of a series of children's books with a DNA theme.

Changes have been made to bring a school's popular code of rainbow values to the fore.

Actors brought the 1600s to life with a marvellous Harleston live history performance over the weekend.

The Dennington Queen and Old Buckenham High School volunteered to close temporarily