News for Norfolk Education Providers

The following information is to notify schools that Norfolk County Council is extending the scheme from the previously agreed October 2024 through to March 2025. This is reflective of the recent government announcement.

Unforeseen events, both malicious and accidental, can occur in many ways. You should prepare for the most common threats you face by developing plans to handle those incidents most likely to occur and know how to report issues should the worse happen.

This session will bring together the key providers of ITT for Norfolk schools in order to share all their information in one place at the same time, enabling schools to feel fully informed around what provision is available to Norfolk schools and what the benefits are.

As part of this year's Dedicated Schools Grant consultation process, we are undertaking a broader listening exercise in relation to the SEN system in Norfolk, to gather as much feedback as possible from education leaders about what you want to see changed, enhanced or prioritised, alongside the technical consultation on funding allocation.

Norfolk Virtual School for Looked After and Previous Looked After Children's 2024/2025 Professional Development Training Offer

INTRAN's interpretation and translation services can bridge the communication gap. Join our training sessions to confidently overcome language barriers in school settings, with step-by-step guidance, live demonstrations, and best practice tips.

All schools are required to submit a prejudice-based incident report for the academic year 23-24. This includes a nil return, which means schools must report even if they have not recorded any incidents. The deadline for submitting the report is 25 October 2024.