Education

Year 11 leavers returned to a school to find the premises had been transformed into a casino for their end-of-year prom.

Residents have been invited to have their say on plans for a new town school before an official application is submitted.

Pupils from six primary schools came together to test their spelling skills at the West Norfolk Academies Trust’s annual Primaries Spelling Bee.

Young basketball players were celebrating after their respective teams won bronze and silver in a national tournament.

A former head teacher made a trainee’s life “a living hell” by “trying to control her”, a court heard today.

A West Norfolk primary school trust has said that its existing teaching assistants will be “prioritised” amid plans to cut jobs.

In our weekly Memory Lane Schooldays feature we look back at when students organised a hoedown and raised hundreds for charity…

A junior teacher was “egged on” by her mother to tell her head teacher “how she really felt about him”, a court heard.

A village school which offers specialist education for children with autism has been rated ‘good’ in all areas by Ofsted.

Dramatic footage which captured the arrest of a former head teacher showed him shouting: “This is like George Floyd in America.”

A former head teacher committed a “classic abuse of power” by exerting his position over a 23-year-old trainee, a court has heard.

The trial of a former head teacher who is accused of harassing a woman is set to start tomorrow.

Adventurous school students took part in a bushcraft experience where they worked together to complete different challenges while camping.

In our weekly Memory Lane Schooldays feature we look back at when pupils enjoyed World Cup-themed football activities with their dads 14 years ago.

Here are the letters from the Lynn News of Friday, June 21, 2024.

Youngsters from a King’s Lynn primary school are helping make the town’s main park even more colourful.

Pupils enjoyed hours of innovation as they took part in a design and technology day.

A carefully considered curriculum, supportive staff and a calm environment all contribute to pupils' enjoyment of a school, says an Ofsted report.

Students, staff and governors of a college have joined together with families and friends to celebrate outstanding academic and personal achievements.

The tale of a refugee and his new classmates enthralled young theatre-goers when an award-winning children’s book was brought to the stage in Norfolk.