Building an igloo out of milk containers and a snowman out of tyres were among imaginative activities hailed by Ofsted inspectors during their latest visit to a Gorleston nursery.
School leaders and MPs are urging the government to back a VAT refund scheme which would generate hundreds of thousands of pounds for sixth form colleges.
Most academy groups provide services to their schools, such a finance, legal and school improvement, usually funded by ‘top slicing’ part of each school’s government grant.
Myleene Klass was confronted in the playground of her daughter’s school by furious mothers after she mocked them online by posting up class emails about birthday present collections.
The arrival of a giant nest and a mystery egg has baffled pupils at a Gorleston school - who have suggested it could be the handiwork of a giant chicken, or even a dinosaur.
An MP has described the deleted emails, inaccessible emails and missing minutes that “hampered” an investigation that cleared three Norfolk academies of receiving tip-offs about inspection dates as “an enormous amount of coincidence”.
An independent probe into allegations three Norfolk academies received advance notice of Ofsted inspection dates has found that “on the balance of probabilities” no one at the schools was unfairly tipped off.
An independent probe into allegations three Norfolk academies received advance notice of Ofsted inspection dates has said that “on the balance of probabilities” no-one at the schools was unfairly tipped off.
The review of an investigation into allegations three Norfolk schools received advance notice of inspection dates will report later than previously expected, it has emerged.
More than 400 former students and their parents packed St Andrew’s Church in Gorleston for the East Norfolk Sixth Form College Certificate Presentation and Awards Evening.
Ormiston Venture Academy in Gorleston is holding its Christmas Fayre today and in exchange for donations of food or other items for those in need in the area, pupils were allowed to wear their Christmas Jumpers.
Coastal residents have hit out at a holiday firm for digging over a stretch of beach without prior warning - claiming the work has “destroyed” much-loved dunes.
A Great Yarmouth businessman is warning fellow traders not to pay out for the controversial “tourism tax” after a bill landed on his doorstep in error.
Coastal residents have hit out at a holiday firm for digging over a stretch of beach without prior warning - claiming the work has “destroyed” much-loved dunes.
