A sea cadet force based on the north Norfolk coast has teamed up with its local high school to boost pupil involvement in activities such as first aid, sailing, and powerboating.
Pupils at Cromer Junior School have celebrated the anniversary of a breakfast club launched five years ago to ensure youngsters get a healthy and happy start to the day.
Pupils braved the mud and elements in Gresham’s School’s first-ever ‘Gritty Grasshopper’ run, raising more than £3,700 for two charities, Farms for City Kids and the Lord’s Taverners.
A former Norfolk head teacher is heading out to occupied Palestine, as part of a human rights mission which will see him support children and adults living under the threat of violence and intimidation.
Youngsters at Cromer Junior School are being given a chance to show off their culinary skills to their families, at a series of parent and child cookery sessions held in a new, £25,000 kitchen opened a few months ago by celebrity chef Galton Blackiston.
Budding young bakers at Sheringham High School served up treats ranging from scones to sausage rolls, at a ‘Best of British’ tea party they organised for staff and parents.
Budding young performers at Cromer Junior School took an audience of staff and fellow pupils on a trip down the Yellow Brick Road, in a musical production of the classic L Frank Baum story, The Wizard of Oz.
A schools community in north Norfolk is devising a plan of action to help disadvantaged children following revelations of the extent of pupil poverty in the county.
Mary Poppins, Denis the Menace and Percy the Park Keeper were just some of the characters turning up for lessons at the Belfry Primary School, Overstrand, which celebrated World Book Day with activities ranging from reading sessions, to a book swap.
Youngsters at Sheringham’s Ladybird Pre-School Nursery put their pancake-flipping skills to the test, in sponsored Shrove Tuesday races held in front of an audience of friends and parents.
A charity-run nursery and complex needs school will be stocking up on thousands of pounds worth of free books as the winners of our Books for Schools competition are announced.
Thousands of youngsters around the country, including in Norfolk, are expected to go on strike from school today as part of a global youth action over climate change.
A legion of Roman centurions, soldiers and senators marched into Sheringham Primary School, as part of a history project culminating in pitched battles in the playground.
From lions to princes, bears and even a gorilla with a face like Boris Johnson, the crocheted works of artist Shauna Richardson are a marvel. STUART ANDERSON got an insight into her works.
Hundreds of Good Friday worshippers swapped church pews for spectacular views, when they marched to the top of highest natural point in Norfolk as part of Sheringham’s annual Easter Walk of Witness.
With Brexit on the horizon, farming diversification has become an agricultural buzzword. Jessica Frank-Keyes met the Marsham farmer who transformed a rural Norfolk farm into a secluded glamping enclave...
