Education

Pupils and staff took part in carol singing in the town centre and raised money for a good Norfolk cause.

Youngsters take part in a festive jumper day that has become a tradition.

A Leicester Tigers coach is the stand-in PE teacher for the day for students.

Children have been showing off their Christmas tree decorations to special visitors.

The Foreign Secretary took up a student invitation to drop in on Marshland High and discussed Covid, foreign policy and Margaret Thatcher.

The site could be sold through an auction or tender process after it was deemed surplus to requirements.

Youngsters sang and danced to an appreciative audience at their school nativity.

A copper on an e-bike makes sure children get to and from the theatre safely.

The nursery has been looking after children for fourteen years.

A primary academy has turned its old caretaker’s bungalow into an innovative learning space.

Children have fallen behind with their education amid the pandemic, according to Ofsted with some regressing.

A decision on plans for dozens of new homes was deferred yesterday, as councillors suggested developers had failed to 'get the basics right'.

Covid fears has forced a debating competition online.

It was nearly 18 months late but these teenagers were determined not to be the "forgotten" generation.

Students from the College of West Anglia have sailed through the RNLI Hunstanton coastal proficiency course.

College of West Anglia acknowledges staff achievements at award ceremony.

Gaywood Primary pupils get a 'rich educational experience' says Ofsted report.

The efforts were literally spot on to help Pudsey raise money for the disadvantaged.

Discover Downham showed a group of Brownies about life in wartime.

Pupils had stick-ability when it came to fundraising for Pudsey.