News for Norfolk Education Providers

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.

The National Literacy Trust has produced a comprehensive National Year of Reading toolkit, designed to equip teachers and practitioners with key dates, information and assets to help you inspire your pupils and implement plans to boost reading engagement.

Following the move for delivery from Norfolk Governor Services to the Education Safeguarding Team, there are now further dates available for this important training session.

We are consulting with education settings on the updated Norfolk School Attendance Strategy, which reflects current priorities and best practice. Please complete the short survey by Friday 6 February to help shape the accompanying action plan.

The DfE is launching the RISE Attendance and Behaviour Hubs Programme to help schools strengthen their practice through shared learning and targeted support. Schools interested in either light‑touch or more intensive support are encouraged to submit an Expression of Interest. The Norfolk Learning Collaborative  is also interesting in schools able to offer peer support in its programme.

Access your Similar Schools Attendance Comparison Report to see how your school compares with others like yours and to check your 2025-26 Attendance Baseline Improvement Expectation (ABIE).

How the Local Authority supports schools with major maintenance to keep them safe, warm, and dry, and when schools, inside or outside the BMP, are expected to contribute funding.

The DfE has launched the RISE Attendance and Behaviour Hubs Programme, offering light‑touch or intensive support. Schools can submit an Expression of Interest. The Norfolk Learning Collaborative is also looking for schools to offer peer support.

The Fleming Initiative Education Project at Imperial College London is inviting secondary school students (aged 13-18) to take part in creative workshops to help shape this new programme.