
In one corner of south Norwich, the start of the new schools term signals “mayhem” for the people living there.
Over in our Opinion section read how parents’ school run habits may be forced to change. As it stands, the future of a local school is uncertain.
A long-running dispute in south Norwich has taken an interesting twist, which puts the future of a local school in jeopardy. Read More…
Despite record numbers applying, there are still places available at City College. Open days are being held to help those students who’re still looking for a course this September. Read More…
Yesterday’s heavy downpours have left a local pre-school mopping up for a second time. Read More…
A project run by the UEA is finding graduates internships with local firms. Some placements have already led on to jobs. The organisers say the key to success is lateral thinking. Read More…
Free outdoor theatre is coming to Heigham Park throughout August. Read More…
A campaign has started to defend the principle of free state education and local community schools. Last week, local people lobbied Westminster, as MPs debated the Government’s proposals for schools. As a city councillor and deputy leader of the Green Party, I’m concerned Norfolk’s schools may be under threat. Read More…
As key Tory education reforms are debated in the Commons, one local politician has taken a stand against the Government’s plans. The academies bill would allow parents to set up their own schools and pave the way for hundreds more academies.
Over in our Opinion section, Adrian Ramsay, the deputy leader of the Green Party, argues the bill is a step in the wrong direction.
An allegation against the headteacher of Eaton Primary has been found to be “unsubstantiated”. Diana Neville-Jones was suspended last month while an investigation took place. Read More…
Another south Norwich school has been given top marks by Ofsted. Read More…
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