School news highlights

The aim of Martyn's Law is to keep people safe, enhance national security and reduce the risk to the public from terrorism by the protection of public venues.  It places a requirement on those responsible for certain locations to consider the threat from terrorism and implement appropriate and proportionate mitigation measures. 

Join the Safe School Run Pledge to promote safe travelling and parking behaviours in your setting, and enter our termly prize draw for a chance to win a Road Safety banner or other useful Active Travel rewards.

With the Easter holidays approaching, this update contains resources to help you promote the Big Norfolk Holiday Fun programme to eligible children and their families.

Led by experienced Norfolk moderators, these forums are available to support teachers in gaining a clear understanding of the end of KS2 writing assessment standards, and to provide an opportunity to moderate writing alongside colleagues from across the local area.

Ask EducationHR to search for applications suitable to the role you are recruiting to in their pool of ready talent.

Join us from Monday 9 March for our face to face Early Years Communication Hubs, where we welcome Cambridgeshire Community Services' (CCS) Speech and Language Therapy Team to explore everything you need to know about Listening & Attention.

We recognise that transitioning to a new school can be both exciting and challenging for young people. Our free TITAN Primary programme, Let's Go!, is here to equip Year 6 students with the skills and confidence needed for safe, independent travel.

Information on why the replacement is happening and what happens next.

National School Governors' Awareness Day 2026 - 12 February 2026 celebrates the hard work and dedication of this network of volunteers, to recognise their invaluable contribution and unwavering commitment to support education. To mark this day Governors for Schools and Judiciam Education are hosting free webinars open to all governors and trustees.

NDES and IPSEF webforms will update to a new web platform, which will allow for the saving of progress.