Education

Hundreds raised as school leaves classroom for afternoon event

There was a change of dress code on Friday, as students of St Clements’ High, Terrington St Clement took part in a Jeans for Genes fundraiser.

A semi-retired North Wootton man has been awarded an honorary degree for his contribution to a redevelopment project.

One of Lynn’s oldest school organisations was in danger of folding for good but has been saved by members at the 11th hour.

A West Norfolk village primary school is improving, but further progress is still needed, education inspectors have said.

The new headmaster of an independent school in Hunstanton has said he wants to continue its “academic excellence”.

Pupils who have recently started at a school in Lynn were presented with iPads on Wednesday as part of its programme to aid their learning.

West Norfolk schoolchildren decorated wooden soldiers and placed them in Lynn’s Tower Gardens as part of WWI Soldiers Remembered, on Tuesday.

Millions of years of the earth’s history were on display in Downham last week when a retired teacher showcased a 100m tape for students to see.

Village ready for seventh annual Hare Fair celebration

Youngsters at a West Norfolk school were all dressed up to celebrate Roald Dahl Day on Thursday.

Students in West Norfolk have started the new school year with an opportunity to study a brand new subject –Mandarin.

Students will be given the chance to take part in an “immersive” operating theatre experience when it comes to a Lynn school in December.

Children starting secondary school this year in Norfolk finished primary education with some of the worst results in the country. .

A Lynn teacher is taking part in a programme which aims to help them keep up to date with new developments in their field.

Howard Junior School pupils were presented with special pens with their name on as a welcome back after the six-weeks holidays.

There has been a big rise in the number of parents in Norfolk winning appeals after their child was not offered a place at their preferred school.

As schools prepare to open for the new year this week, two senior staff members have taken on new roles at a West Norfolk secondary.

Maintaining Fakenham Academy’s “well-rounded education” and “outstanding” extra-curricular opportunities is the aim of its new principal.

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