Education

Terry Jermy is calling for schools to sign up for the government’s free breakfast club scheme saying it will make a “huge difference to children”.

Four West Norfolk students are making numbers count by joining an apprentice scheme.

Students from Smithdon High School in Hunstanton, take to the stage performing Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

Pupils are set to help officially open the new Lidl store in Downham next week after the supermarket giant donated funds to their school.

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Students from five West Norfolk schools tested their technology skills in a Rotary challenge.

Aspiring artistic students travelled to Japan for the adventure of a lifetime.

A huge turnaround at a school which was deemed “inadequate” just two years ago has seen it receive a positive visit from Ofsted.

A school’s admissions policy could be altered to combat “significant issues” with youngsters not being offered a place at their local academy.

Pupils at a Lynn school have planted crocus and daffodil bulbs at the rear entrance of their site.

Performing arts students showcased their talents in a production of Bugsy Malone.

Budding scientists, engineers and mathematicians students were inspired when they met the head of a leading robotics company.

A former student is over the moon to be embarking on a career as a chartered surveyor.

Pupils at a West Norfolk school thrive in the inclusive, welcoming environment where expectations are high, a report says.

Young artists from across West Norfolk are showcasing their talents this month at a free exhibition.

There were spots galore as West Norfolk schools raised funds for this year’s BBC Children in Need appeal last week.

Pupils enjoy an enhanced curriculum at West Lynn Primary School.

In our weekly Memory Lane Schooldays feature, we look back to when pupils were excited about a visit from TV stars in 2002…

It was a case of keeping fit when young fundraisers took part in the Children in Need appeal.