Education

College staff and students in Lynn have undergone training in a unique language programme for people with learning disabilities.

Pupils at Downham Market Academy were visited by Holocaust survivor Jane Webber this week, which was organised by the Holocaust Educational Trust.

School pupils create dinosaur fossils for museum cabinet display

Calling all talented young people!

Students from the College of West Anglia have planted bulbs at various sites around Lynn’s Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

Half a century on from its closure, former pupils and teachers of a Lynn convent are set to be reunited in May.

Education chiefs say residents of West Norfolk village will have the chance to see assessments of a second potential site for new primary school

Youngsters in South Wootton enjoyed an RE lesson with a difference last week when the Key to Life trailer paid them a visit.

It was an out of this world experience for pupils at Howard Junior School in Gaywood yesterday when rocket enthusiast Rod Stevenson paid them a visit.

Pupils at a school in Downham have been recognised for their fundraising efforts for last year’s Poppy Appeal.

Children from a West Norfolk primary school have been recognised for their artwork illustrating concern for the environment

Youngsters got hands-on with a real robot at a coding event at Downham Market Library last week.

Students from a number of schools in Lynn took part in a strike today outside KES Academy to raise awareness of climate change.

The school would open on the site of the current Sacred Heart School which is due to close in July after the summer term

The organiser of a school music concert in the Corn Exchange this week has hailed the event as a great success

A parent has claimed children’s safety is being put at risk after they were barred from using an alternative entry point

A total of nineteen awards were handed out to apprentices at the college for a range of fields including engineering, horticulture and brickwork

Seven primary schools will be performing a music concert at the Lynn Corn Exchange tonight (Tuesday, March 12)

A West Norfolk MEP has visited the campus to give her backing to the scheme

Imaginations ran wild yesterday as thousands of pupils and staff in West Norfolk celebrated World Book Day by bringing fictional characters to life.