Education

A Lynn secondary school has been declared inadequate by inspectors amid claims of homophobic language.

Plans for a new school in the heart of a West Norfolk village have been outlined, more than four years after initial proposals were outlined.

Howard Junior School was transformed into Santa’s workshop last Friday.

Staff at Lynn’s College of West Anglia (CWA) were recognised for their work at the organisation’s annual awards on Wednesday.

Youngsters in Denver transformed into residents of eras past for an immersive history day last Friday.

Encouraging young people to vote for the first time was the clear message as Lynn students hosted a General Election hustings.

Fifty students from across West Norfolk took on a creative challenge at Downham Rotary Club’s annual technology tournament last week.

The environment and NHS were among the many questions prepared by pupils for Labour parliamentary candidate.

A campaign to raise £19,300 to allow more children to enjoy learning outside the classroom in West Norfolk will be launched next month.

Youngsters in Southery have been putting their creative skills to the test at a junior technology tournament.

A new book, which aims to make the story of one of King's Lynn's most famous residents accessible to primary school children, has been launched.

A Downham primary school’s 40th birthday celebrations have seen all three of its headteachers join together.

Inspectors say a West Norfolk secondary school needs to do better, but its leadership is determined to make sure that happens.

The new programme offers techniques to support children with challenging situations or managing their emotions.

Education leaders have defended the decision to install CCTV at a West Norfolk school, but some parents are worried by it.

A West Norfolk nursery with royal connections is celebrating after being rated ‘good’ in its latest Ofsted report.

Two of Lynn’s secondary schools have been ranked amongst the worst-performing in the county.

Among the items up for auction following a school’s closure was a 74-year-old teddy bear belonging to a staff member.

Lynn history pupils listened to the remarkable story of a Holocaust survivor born at a concentration camp in Austria.

Children entered enthusiastically into the spirit of the occasion with many wearing spooky costumes and frightening make-up.