News for Norfolk Education Providers

We want to improve the information we provide for children and young people with SEND, and we're looking for 10 young people aged 11-25 to get involved. This is a chance to share honest opinions, influence real change, and help shape information that works better for them.

In order to encourage energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions, there is a requirement for the county council to record and report energy usage across the estate.

Please share this reminder with students about recognising the signs of meningitis and septicaemia, especially as young people travel to and from Norfolk over Easter.

This British Science Week theme encourages children and young people to take the lead: asking the questions that matter most to them, exploring the world with curiosity, and discovering how science helps us find answers. UKHSA's e‑Bug programme helps children learn more about microbes, hygiene, antibiotics and immunity. It provides free educational resources to schools to help support children and young people to play their role in infection prevention and control.

This article provides an update on the work completed as part of the Norfolk Transition Framework Project. It includes a link to the updated Common Transfer Document (CTD) which we are asking all Norfolk schools to use to support effective transitions from primary into secondary school.

Episode 4 of the Norfolk Early Years Podcast is now live with the topic 'Supporting children's attention in the modern world' with Professor Sam Wass.

The Place Planning team will soon begin arranging school visits for NCC's Net Capacity review. This message contains information on how these visits will be organised, why they are being carried out, and how we aim to support your school through the process.

Norfolk & Suffolk Music Hub, in collaboration with the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association, is delighted to invite schools across Norfolk and Suffolk to take part in Carnival of Cultures - a vibrant massed vocal performance in The Grand Ring at the Royal Norfolk Show 2026.

Are you an EAL (English as an Additional Language) Lead who is new to the role or an experienced EAL Lead who wants to embed more effective provision across your school? Do you want to learn how to comply with the latest guidance and legislation, and deliver effective provision for your EAL learners? If so, these fully funded EAL courses are for you.