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Making playtime more enjoyable for West Norfolk school

Holly Meadows School raised over £7,000 for the new equipment.

Meditation, poetry and lots of yellow outfits showed a Downham school’s support for World Mental Health Day today.

New Horizons Bursaries will cover tuition fees for both short and online courses at the Institute of Continuing Education.

More than 100 students have celebrated their success at a university graduation ceremony in Lynn.

Plans to change a uniform at a Fenland secondary school have resulted in a public outcry by parents over the cost and look of what is being proposed.

Report says children have a very positive attitude to learning and understand the school’s clear routines.

Swaffham’s school is full of goods for auction due to closure.

Staff and students at the College of West Anglia have designed brand-new kits to support and promote equality, diversity and inclusion.

Wheelchair access is being improved at a play area with a town council matching a funding shortfall for the site.

Six-years after their last 'outstanding' rating, staff at a West Norfolk preschool have been celebrating again.

The former Take That star congratulated the year-5 pupil on his project.

Parents and school leaders say roads chiefs were too slow to react after a village crossing's traffic lights were put out of action.

West Norfolk MP approves Boris Johnson's decision to allocate £14 billion to schools

The children’s play area at East Winch has fallen into a state of disrepair and is hardly fit for purpose

Data suggests the West Walton school is among the best in the country for academic progress

School delighted with results having been threatened with closure earlier this summer

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