From helping the police to learning about dementia, local schools have been getting involved with community projects.

Eastern Daily Press: Bramfield Primary School's Musical Theatre Club staged a 30 minute production of Tim Minchin's West End hit Matilda in front of a full house. Photo: Bramfield Primary SchoolBramfield Primary School's Musical Theatre Club staged a 30 minute production of Tim Minchin's West End hit Matilda in front of a full house. Photo: Bramfield Primary School (Image: Bramfield Primary School)

Five Diana Award Ambassadors at Ormiston Venture Academy were eager to support the local police with their bike marking scheme within the community. The Ambassadors set up an event at Homefield VC Primary school in Bradwell where there were over 25 bikes to mark and register on the police database to try and prevent bikes being stolen. PC Lucy Boakes commented "Bike marking consists of a tamper-proof sticker being put onto a bike and that bike being registered with BikeRegister; this is a database that Norfolk Police access to identify stolen bikes. This was a great collaboration between schools which we would like to do more of. The input from students at Ormiston Venture Academy was invaluable".

Students from The College of West Anglia have supported NHS staff by offering free pamper treatments at the Inspire Centre located in the grounds of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. The event was organised by the Health and Wellbeing staff at the hospital.

Eastern Daily Press: Level 2 Hairdressing and Level 2 Beauty students from the College of West Anglia (CWA) supported NHS staff by offering free pamper treatments at the Inspire Centre at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Photo: CWALevel 2 Hairdressing and Level 2 Beauty students from the College of West Anglia (CWA) supported NHS staff by offering free pamper treatments at the Inspire Centre at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Photo: CWA (Image: CWA)

Staff and students from East Coast College delivered one of their Beach School family sessions at Ness Point for East Suffolk Council. Over 40 children and their families attended a fun-filled day which included rope making, brass rubbings and learning about the environment.

Year 8 from Hellesdon High School participated in a workshop by The Friend Ship at the Millennium Library. Their work will contribute to the HumaniTea Party exhibition at Open Norwich during Refugee Week.

Eastern Daily Press: Level 2 Hairdressing and Level 2 Beauty students from the College of West Anglia (CWA) supported NHS staff by offering free pamper treatments at the Inspire Centre at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Photo: CWALevel 2 Hairdressing and Level 2 Beauty students from the College of West Anglia (CWA) supported NHS staff by offering free pamper treatments at the Inspire Centre at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Photo: CWA (Image: CWA)

Dementia and friendship across generations was the topic in assembly at Langley Preparatory School at Taverham. Kelly from a Friend in Deed delivered an inspiring talk on how everyone can make a difference.

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Eastern Daily Press: East Coast College delivered one of their beach school family sessions at Ness Point. Over 40 children and their families took part in brass rubbings, rope making and learning about the environment. Photo: East Coast CollegeEast Coast College delivered one of their beach school family sessions at Ness Point. Over 40 children and their families took part in brass rubbings, rope making and learning about the environment. Photo: East Coast College (Image: East Coast College)

Eastern Daily Press: East Coast College delivered one of their beach school family sessions at Ness Point. Over 40 children and their families took part in brass rubbings, rope making and learning about the environment. Photo: East Coast CollegeEast Coast College delivered one of their beach school family sessions at Ness Point. Over 40 children and their families took part in brass rubbings, rope making and learning about the environment. Photo: East Coast College (Image: East Coast College)

Eastern Daily Press: East Coast College delivered one of their beach school family sessions at Ness Point. Over 40 children and their families took part in brass rubbings, rope making and learning about the environment. Photo: East Coast CollegeEast Coast College delivered one of their beach school family sessions at Ness Point. Over 40 children and their families took part in brass rubbings, rope making and learning about the environment. Photo: East Coast College (Image: East Coast College)

Eastern Daily Press: East Coast College delivered one of their beach school family sessions at Ness Point. Over 40 children and their families took part in brass rubbings, rope making and learning about the environment. Photo: East Coast CollegeEast Coast College delivered one of their beach school family sessions at Ness Point. Over 40 children and their families took part in brass rubbings, rope making and learning about the environment. Photo: East Coast College (Image: East Coast College)

Eastern Daily Press: Hethersett Old Hall School's Years 3 - 6 children had an action-packed residential trip at the Hilltop Outdoor Centre. Photo: Hethersett Old Hall SchoolHethersett Old Hall School's Years 3 - 6 children had an action-packed residential trip at the Hilltop Outdoor Centre. Photo: Hethersett Old Hall School (Image: Hethersett Old Hall School)

Eastern Daily Press: Hethersett Old Hall School's Years 3 - 6 children had an action-packed residential trip at the Hilltop Outdoor Centre. Photo: Hethersett Old Hall SchoolHethersett Old Hall School's Years 3 - 6 children had an action-packed residential trip at the Hilltop Outdoor Centre. Photo: Hethersett Old Hall School (Image: Hethersett Old Hall School)

Eastern Daily Press: Langley School's U15 boys' football team won the U15 Small Schools’ Cup National Final. The final was played at West Bromwich Albion’s stadium against De La Salle Academy from Liverpool. Photo: Chris Brown/ESFALangley School's U15 boys' football team won the U15 Small Schools’ Cup National Final. The final was played at West Bromwich Albion’s stadium against De La Salle Academy from Liverpool. Photo: Chris Brown/ESFA (Image: Chris Brown/ESFA)

Eastern Daily Press: Langley School's U15 boys' football team won the U15 Small Schools’ Cup National Final. The final was played at West Bromwich Albion’s stadium against De La Salle Academy from Liverpool. Photo: Chris Brown/ESFALangley School's U15 boys' football team won the U15 Small Schools’ Cup National Final. The final was played at West Bromwich Albion’s stadium against De La Salle Academy from Liverpool. Photo: Chris Brown/ESFA (Image: Chris Brown/ESFA)

Eastern Daily Press: Year 5 at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy enjoyed their enrichment days. They spent the day learning about the music group Abba, writing their own songs, singing and creating advertisements for a concert. They also learnt about the artist Gustav Klimt and created art pieces inspired by his work. Photo: Northfield St Nicholas Primary AcademyYear 5 at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy enjoyed their enrichment days. They spent the day learning about the music group Abba, writing their own songs, singing and creating advertisements for a concert. They also learnt about the artist Gustav Klimt and created art pieces inspired by his work. Photo: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy (Image: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Year 5 at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy enjoyed their enrichment days. They spent the day learning about the music group Abba, writing their own songs, singing and creating advertisements for a concert. They also learnt about the artist Gustav Klimt and created art pieces inspired by his work. Photo: Northfield St Nicholas Primary AcademyYear 5 at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy enjoyed their enrichment days. They spent the day learning about the music group Abba, writing their own songs, singing and creating advertisements for a concert. They also learnt about the artist Gustav Klimt and created art pieces inspired by his work. Photo: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy (Image: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Year 5 at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy enjoyed their enrichment days. They spent the day learning about the music group Abba, writing their own songs, singing and creating advertisements for a concert. They also learnt about the artist Gustav Klimt and created art pieces inspired by his work. Photo: Northfield St Nicholas Primary AcademyYear 5 at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy enjoyed their enrichment days. They spent the day learning about the music group Abba, writing their own songs, singing and creating advertisements for a concert. They also learnt about the artist Gustav Klimt and created art pieces inspired by his work. Photo: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy (Image: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Ormiston Venture Academy's Diana Award Ambassador helped police, at Homefield VC Primary school, mark and register 25 bikes on the police database to try and prevent them being stolen. Photo: Ormiston AcademiesOrmiston Venture Academy's Diana Award Ambassador helped police, at Homefield VC Primary school, mark and register 25 bikes on the police database to try and prevent them being stolen. Photo: Ormiston Academies (Image: Ormiston Academies)

Eastern Daily Press: Ormiston Venture Academy's Diana Award Ambassador helped police, at Homefield VC Primary school, mark and register 25 bikes on the police database to try and prevent them being stolen. Photo: Ormiston AcademiesOrmiston Venture Academy's Diana Award Ambassador helped police, at Homefield VC Primary school, mark and register 25 bikes on the police database to try and prevent them being stolen. Photo: Ormiston Academies (Image: Ormiston Academies)

Eastern Daily Press: Hethersett Old Hall School's Years 3 - 6 children had an action-packed residential trip at the Hilltop Outdoor Centre. Photo: Hethersett Old Hall SchoolHethersett Old Hall School's Years 3 - 6 children had an action-packed residential trip at the Hilltop Outdoor Centre. Photo: Hethersett Old Hall School (Image: Hethersett Old Hall School)

Eastern Daily Press: Hethersett Old Hall School's Years 3 - 6 children had an action-packed residential trip at the Hilltop Outdoor Centre. Photo: Hethersett Old Hall SchoolHethersett Old Hall School's Years 3 - 6 children had an action-packed residential trip at the Hilltop Outdoor Centre. Photo: Hethersett Old Hall School (Image: Hethersett Old Hall School)

Eastern Daily Press: Hethersett Old Hall School's Years 3 - 6 children had an action-packed residential trip at the Hilltop Outdoor Centre. Photo: Hethersett Old Hall SchoolHethersett Old Hall School's Years 3 - 6 children had an action-packed residential trip at the Hilltop Outdoor Centre. Photo: Hethersett Old Hall School (Image: Hethersett Old Hall School)

Eastern Daily Press: Year 8 from Hellesdon High School participated in a workshop by The Friend Ship at the Millennium Library. Their work will contribute to the HumaniTea Party exhibition at Open Norwich during Refugee Week. Photo: Hellesdon High School, part of the Wensum TrustYear 8 from Hellesdon High School participated in a workshop by The Friend Ship at the Millennium Library. Their work will contribute to the HumaniTea Party exhibition at Open Norwich during Refugee Week. Photo: Hellesdon High School, part of the Wensum Trust (Image: Hellesdon High School, part of the Wensum Trust)

Eastern Daily Press: Year 8 from Hellesdon High School participated in a workshop by The Friend Ship at the Millennium Library. Their work will contribute to the HumaniTea Party exhibition at Open Norwich during Refugee Week. Photo: Hellesdon High School, part of the Wensum TrustYear 8 from Hellesdon High School participated in a workshop by The Friend Ship at the Millennium Library. Their work will contribute to the HumaniTea Party exhibition at Open Norwich during Refugee Week. Photo: Hellesdon High School, part of the Wensum Trust (Image: Hellesdon High School, part of the Wensum Trust)

Eastern Daily Press: Year 8 from Hellesdon High School participated in a workshop by The Friend Ship at the Millennium Library. Their work will contribute to the HumaniTea Party exhibition at Open Norwich during Refugee Week. Photo: Hellesdon High School, part of the Wensum TrustYear 8 from Hellesdon High School participated in a workshop by The Friend Ship at the Millennium Library. Their work will contribute to the HumaniTea Party exhibition at Open Norwich during Refugee Week. Photo: Hellesdon High School, part of the Wensum Trust (Image: Hellesdon High School, part of the Wensum Trust)

Eastern Daily Press: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's Reception's Forest School lessons and Pre-Prep after school hobby have been getting creative with materials collected from the school's woods to make hobby horses. Photo: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham HallLangley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's Reception's Forest School lessons and Pre-Prep after school hobby have been getting creative with materials collected from the school's woods to make hobby horses. Photo: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall (Image: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall)

Eastern Daily Press: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's Reception's Forest School lessons and Pre-Prep after school hobby have been getting creative with materials collected from the school's woods to make hobby horses. Photo: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham HallLangley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's Reception's Forest School lessons and Pre-Prep after school hobby have been getting creative with materials collected from the school's woods to make hobby horses. Photo: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall (Image: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall)

Eastern Daily Press: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's Reception's Forest School lessons and Pre-Prep after school hobby have been getting creative with materials collected from the school's woods to make hobby horses. Photo: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham HallLangley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's Reception's Forest School lessons and Pre-Prep after school hobby have been getting creative with materials collected from the school's woods to make hobby horses. Photo: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall (Image: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall)

Eastern Daily Press: Birch House won at Mulbarton Primary School's sports day. Photo: Mulbarton Primary SchoolBirch House won at Mulbarton Primary School's sports day. Photo: Mulbarton Primary School (Image: Mulbarton Primary School)

Eastern Daily Press: The Norwich School Cheerleading Club have been practising in the school chapel the past few weeks. They've been really enjoying the high ceilings! Photo: Norwich SchoolThe Norwich School Cheerleading Club have been practising in the school chapel the past few weeks. They've been really enjoying the high ceilings! Photo: Norwich School (Image: Norwich School)

Eastern Daily Press: The Norwich School Cheerleading Club have been practising in the school chapel the past few weeks. They've been really enjoying the high ceilings! Photo: Norwich SchoolThe Norwich School Cheerleading Club have been practising in the school chapel the past few weeks. They've been really enjoying the high ceilings! Photo: Norwich School (Image: Norwich School)

Eastern Daily Press: The Norwich School Cheerleading Club have been practising in the school chapel the past few weeks. They've been really enjoying the high ceilings! Photo: Norwich SchoolThe Norwich School Cheerleading Club have been practising in the school chapel the past few weeks. They've been really enjoying the high ceilings! Photo: Norwich School (Image: Norwich School)