Education

A former scientist turned children’s author has seen her first book scoop a prestigious national prize given to titles that find innovative ways to inspire youngsters about science.

The new head teacher of two primary schools may be barking up the right tree by introducing a puppy to delighted pupils in his first week.

One of the country’s only state boarding schools for primary age children could open in Norfolk next year.

Students from six high schools across south Norfolk and north Suffolk can test their employability skills in front of senior business leaders, at a mock recruitment assessment day on January 10.

An opera singer who has performed globally and who has the same voice coach who once worked with late Pavarotti has appeared as special guest at a Norfolk school.

Leaders at a playgroup where children are not challenged to learn say they are already working to address inspectors’ concerns.

On the surface, an A-level history course in Norfolk and hit HBO series Game of Thrones have little in common.

A primary school, whose parking system has been branded “lethal” by parents, has vowed to introduce new safety measures.

A team of literary whizzes from Norfolk headed to London to battle it out in the finals of the national Kids’ Lit Quiz competition.

A Norfolk academy principal has stepped up to the top job in its parent trust.

A new pupil has joined the class in a village primary school - and he’s slightly hairier than the others.

As part of our Books for Schools campaign we are on a mission to crown Norfolk’s favourite children’s book.

A “big decision” has been made for Norfolk County Council to borrow £120m to build up to four new schools for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

Jeremy Corbyn will join the fight to protect Norfolk’s children’s centres during a visit to the county this weekend.