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A number of schools in West Norfolk are closed or partially closed today over staff shortages in response to the coronavirus.

A school which was recently targeted by vandals has submitted an application for a new outdoor play area.

The aim of the workshops was to help raise the girls’ aspirations for their future careers and to help them think about varied opportunities.

Progress is being made at a village school in West Norfolk, but more improvement is still needed, according to a new report.

As well as learning sign language for a concert, primary school pupils also helped to raise over £1,500 for charity.

The Market Place will become a hive of 1940s-themed fun including music and dancing, fairground rides and displays.

Schools across West Norfolk certainly got into spirit of World Book Day yesterday as they dressed up as their favourite literary characters.

We asked readers to send in their World Book Day photos and you certainly did not disappoint.

Leaders of a school near Lynn say there is much more to come after a positive inspection report.

A second pupil is also expected to test negative and a third has been told they don't need to be tested at all.

A project which supports bereaved Armed Forces schoolchildren in Norfolk has been officially launched at a special event at the House of Lords.

His aim is to provide consultancy services and open education centres creating new jobs.

A school has shared advice on the coronavirus after a half-term ski trip in Italy – which is now the European country worst affected by the virus.

Building work is set to start this summer after long-awaited plans for a new school and nursery were approved.

Officials have pledged to help parents with the cost of the changes.

The sound of Scottish pipers wafted through the coastal air as part of the official celebratory opening of a new heritage centre.

Education officials have insisted their bid for a new classroom will mean improved facilities for pupils, and not more children joining them.

A charity group has delivered a new shed to a school in a move which it is hoped will deter vandalism.