Education

Delight as pupils welcome new wheels

A chain-smoking grandad who got through 60 cigarettes a day was only motivated to kick the habit after his wife developed breast cancer.

Leaders of a West Norfolk school say a range of measures has enabled it to slash the amount of food it throws away.

The latest cohort of third-year student nurses in West Norfolk is close to becoming qualified and being offered positions within the NHS.

Students at a college in Lynn have started a petition to "save" one of their teachers from being "forced to leave".

Club presents annual sixth form award at Smithdon

Cameron, 18, set to face national competition next

New online business is packed with ideas for youngsters to have fun while learning

Three students from Springwood High School receive their Gold Duke of Edinburgh's Award (DofE)

Royal fever spread to West Norfolk last week when schoolchildren celebrated Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s big day.

Dobbies workers welcome students for visit

People with visual impairments were invited to undertake first aid training event in Gaywood last week.

Budding musicians in West Norfolk are being given the chance to hone their act in a new recording complex which has opened on Lynn’s college campus.

Housing Minister Dominic Raab met with Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) senior executives in Bircham Newton today.

A youngster has seen her creativity brought to life after winning a competition to design a new medal for this year’s Downham Games.

Springwood High School held its third annual summer fashion show at the end of term.

Sandringham and West Newton Primary School continued a special and age old tradition at the end of the summer term last week when the school bade an affectionate goodbye to three retiring members of staff and nine pupils who start secondary school next term.

Young carers from St Clements High School have been honoured with the Young Carer friendly tick award. The accolade was presented to the school by Andy McGowan and forum member Lucy Mitchell.

A tractor, limousines, camper vans and even a war time car were all seen at a King’s Lynn school as students arrived in style for their end of year prom.

A West Norfolk primary school has been rated as ‘good’ by Ofsted inspectors.