School children across West Norfolk dressed in an array of costumes as their favourite characters for World Book Day.
Surplus traditional stone has been donated to help college students refine their brickwork skills.
Officials are set to get more powers to tackle bad parking outside schools in parts of West Norfolk.
An electrical apprentice has won a top county award to add to a national accolade he achieved last year.
A “rapidly falling” number of pupils could see two primary schools merge come the start of September.
In our weekly Memory Lane Schooldays feature we look back at a school rugby team’s fundraising in 1997.
Pupils from three West Norfolk schools joined thousands of others to create a spectacular choir at a prestigious venue.
College staff hope to have inspired future generations of nursing and health care workers after a taster experience at the Lynn campus.
The team at Lynn’s St George’s Guildhall have again hosted King’s Oak Academy’s annual art exhibition in the Shakespeare Barn.
The first schools in West Norfolk, North Norfolk and Breckland to offer free breakfast clubs as part of a government scheme have been revealed.
A theatre group has paid a visit to a secondary school to highlight the dangers and effects of alcohol.
Potential careers for women in engineering and plumbing have been explored by students at King’s Lynn Academy (KLA).
The end of National Apprenticeship Week was celebrated at the College of West Anglia with a “love to grow” event.
Long service milestones have been reached by a number of staff at the College of West Anglia.
