Education

More spaces created for special needs pupils at our schools

Nearly 80 spaces have been created at Norfolk schools for children and young people with special educational needs or disabilities.

Primary school celebrates ‘Good’ Ofsted grading

Staff, students, and governors at a town primary school are celebrating after receiving a ‘Good’ grading from Ofsted following an inspection in July.

MP chats with staff and pupils over coffee and cake

North West Norfolk MP James Wild’s latest school visit took him to Fen Rivers Academy in Lynn.

College hosts Operation Inspire careers fair

A college held an ‘Operation Inspire’ careers fair at its specialist sports campus.

College’s skills brunch aimed to address training and development needs

A college hosted a Care Skills Brunch networking event at its University Centre.

Students take trip around the world without leaving classroom by taking part in language celebrations

Students had the chance to explore the world from their classrooms when their school celebrated this year’s European Day of Languages.

Disgraced head teacher jailed again after persistent messages in lead-up to trial

Greg Hill has been jailed again and ordered to pay compensation after sending persistent messages to education bosses.

Hunstanton students raise money for cancer charity

Students in Hunstanton raised more than £200 for charity when they hosted a Macmillan Coffee Morning event at Smithdon High School.

Two schools close as pump failure leaves some residents without water

Two schools have closed as a pump failure has left some residents without water this morning.

Schools need ‘immediate work’ to repair potentially dangerous ceilings

Several schools in our area require “immediate work” on parts of their ceilings which could be at risk of collapsing.

Fresh allegations of Greg Hill saying he wanted to see young teacher ‘in a bikini’

Fresh allegations have suggested that Greg Hill behaved inappropriately around numerous female teachers over a number of years.

English teacher banned for helping A-Level students cheat on coursework

A secondary school teacher has been banned from teaching indefinitely for helping A-Level students cheat on their coursework.

Pupils tasked with designing dream house in September 2002

In our weekly Memory Lane Schooldays feature we look back to 2002…

Anne’s record-breaking 50-year career milestone

A college staff member has celebrated a record-breaking 50-year milestone.

Primary school opens new library

A new library has opened at a primary school, allowing pupils to read a new selection of books.

Major milestone as construction of brand new school gets under way

A major milestone has been reached in the construction of a new special school - with spades officially in the ground.

Praise for outstanding trainees as awards evening celebrates their hard work

Open Road West Norfolk celebrated the achievements of outstanding young trainees at its annual awards evening attended by the High Sheriff of Norfolk.

Staff and pupils at primary and pre-school are ‘extremely proud’ after Ofsted inspections

Staff and pupils at a village primary and pre-school are over the moon after being rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted.

Nearly 40 schools to be inspected amid worries ceilings could collapse

Norfolk County Council has announced that 37 school buildings will be inspected following concerns about damage to some of their ceilings.

Secondary school wants to ‘restore former glory’ amid crackdown on bad behaviour

A head teacher who has taken over a Lynn secondary school wants to “restore it to its former glory” as staff look to enforce good manners.

School set to bring in car parking charges for some users in bid to improve student and staff safety

Gym-goers in a West Norfolk town will soon have to pay to be able to use a neighbouring secondary school’s car park.

Education

More spaces created for special needs pupils at our schools

Primary school celebrates ‘Good’ Ofsted grading

Primary school celebrates ‘Good’ Ofsted grading

MP chats with staff and pupils over coffee and cake

MP chats with staff and pupils over coffee and cake

College hosts Operation Inspire careers fair

College hosts Operation Inspire careers fair

College’s skills brunch aimed to address training and development needs

College’s skills brunch aimed to address training and development needs

Students take trip around the world without leaving classroom by taking part in language celebrations

Students take trip around the world without leaving classroom by taking part in language celebrations

Disgraced head teacher jailed again after persistent messages in lead-up to trial

Disgraced head teacher jailed again after persistent messages in lead-up to trial

Hunstanton students raise money for cancer charity

Hunstanton students raise money for cancer charity

Two schools close as pump failure leaves some residents without water

Two schools close as pump failure leaves some residents without water

Schools need ‘immediate work’ to repair potentially dangerous ceilings

Schools need ‘immediate work’ to repair potentially dangerous ceilings

Fresh allegations of Greg Hill saying he wanted to see young teacher ‘in a bikini’

Fresh allegations of Greg Hill saying he wanted to see young teacher ‘in a bikini’

English teacher banned for helping A-Level students cheat on coursework

English teacher banned for helping A-Level students cheat on coursework

Pupils tasked with designing dream house in September 2002

Pupils tasked with designing dream house in September 2002

Anne’s record-breaking 50-year career milestone

Anne’s record-breaking 50-year career milestone

Primary school opens new library

Primary school opens new library

Major milestone as construction of brand new school gets under way

Major milestone as construction of brand new school gets under way

Praise for outstanding trainees as awards evening celebrates their hard work

Praise for outstanding trainees as awards evening celebrates their hard work

Staff and pupils at primary and pre-school are ‘extremely proud’ after Ofsted inspections

Staff and pupils at primary and pre-school are ‘extremely proud’ after Ofsted inspections

Nearly 40 schools to be inspected amid worries ceilings could collapse

Nearly 40 schools to be inspected amid worries ceilings could collapse

Secondary school wants to ‘restore former glory’ amid crackdown on bad behaviour

Secondary school wants to ‘restore former glory’ amid crackdown on bad behaviour

School set to bring in car parking charges for some users in bid to improve student and staff safety

School set to bring in car parking charges for some users in bid to improve student and staff safety

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