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Norfolk headteachers welcome extra Covid tests | Eastern Daily Press

Norfolk headteachers welcome extra Covid tests | Eastern Daily Press
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Network Norfolk : Gorleston church school gives out pancake packs

Network Norfolk : Gorleston church school gives out pancake packs
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West Norfolk schools welcome the return to the classroom as government s roadmap is revealed

West Norfolk schools welcome the return to the classroom as government s roadmap is revealed | Updated: 19:32, 24 February 2021 West Norfolk s educators have welcomed the news that pupils across the country are due to return to schools on March 8 as lockdown restrictions ease. Last night s announcement revealed the prime minister s roadmap for reducing lockdown restrictions, including a return to the classroom for students. Norfolk County Council leader Andrew Proctor said: I welcome the PM s roadmap for giving us clarity on how lockdown can be eased, in stages, based on the data. Swaffham Primary Academy, photo credit: DNEAT (44557216) Covid figures in Norfolk are going down but we are not complacent and want to ensure that this progress is maintained as lockdown eases.

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Norfolk school treats familes to free pancake packs

Published: 3:44 PM February 15, 2021 Pupils at Peterhouse Church of England Primary Academy in Gorleston getting reading for pancakes on Shrove Tuesday. - Credit: Diocese of Norwich Education and Academies Trust Children at a school on the coast are being treated to free Pancake Packs to mark Shrove Tuesday. The half-term gift is being organised by Peterhouse Church of England Primary Academy and St Mary Magdalene Church in Gorleston. Ryan Freeman, head teacher, said: The children have missed out on enough this year and therefore we decided to put together free pancake packs that parents can collect. This year, Shrove Tuesday falls in half-term and some families might struggle to buy extra ingredients or get out to the shops, he added.

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Fourth day of school closures follows coldest night in a decade

Fourth day of school closures follows coldest night in a decade | Updated: 08:41, 11 February 2021 Hundreds of children in West Norfolk and neighbouring districts are facing another day of school closures following a freezing night. Many schools are re-opening this morning following the disruption caused by the freezing weather this week. But 17 schools in our area are either fully or partially closed today, with officials in many areas reporting compacted snow and the very low temperatures are making it too dangerous to open. Temperatures were expected to plunge as low as minus nine overnight, making it the coldest night for up to 10 years.

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