It was a busy week leading up to the half term holidays for schools in Norfolk.

Eastern Daily Press: Aylsham High School U16 Mixed Hockey Team who played against Reepham High School in a friendly and fun match. Picture: Aylsham High SchoolAylsham High School U16 Mixed Hockey Team who played against Reepham High School in a friendly and fun match. Picture: Aylsham High School (Image: Aylsham High School)

The Town Close School F24 Racing Team competed with great skill, spirit and determination to place third overall in the International F24 Finals at the Silverstone motor racing circuit.

Children at East Dereham Day Nursery were thrilled to receive their first pen pal letter from the Isle of Wight. The pen pal scheme was created from the nursery's vision of teaching children what community is and how important our local communities are within towns, villages and cities across the world. They anticipate to receive letters from all across the world in the coming weeks and months.

The children enjoyed being able to see exactly where their pen pal nursery is located on a map and were excited to find out their pen pals had a rabbit at their nursery,

Eastern Daily Press: Caister Academy had East of England Ambulance Service in for four days teaching CPR to Year 7 through to Year 10 pupils - over 560 young people now have the skills to potentially save a life. Picture: Caister AcademyCaister Academy had East of England Ambulance Service in for four days teaching CPR to Year 7 through to Year 10 pupils - over 560 young people now have the skills to potentially save a life. Picture: Caister Academy (Image: Caister Academy)

Heather Avenue Infant School, part of the Wensum Trust, was delighted to play host to the incredible fundraising efforts of Year 2 student Nilay Cetin who wanted to have her long hair cut and donated to the Little Princess Trust. The charity makes wigs from donated 'real' hair, for cancer patients who have lost their own hair due to chemotherapy. On hearing the news of the charity event, Ibrahim Kanidagli, a parent at the school and a local hairdresser, kindly offered to cut Nilay's hair. Following on from the haircutting event, the school will raise futher funds for the charity with a non-uniform day.

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Eastern Daily Press: Caister Academy had East of England Ambulance Service in for four days teaching CPR to Year 7 through to Year 10 pupils - over 560 young people now have the skills to potentially save a life. Picture: Caister AcademyCaister Academy had East of England Ambulance Service in for four days teaching CPR to Year 7 through to Year 10 pupils - over 560 young people now have the skills to potentially save a life. Picture: Caister Academy (Image: Caister Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: East Dereham Day Nursery received a pen pal letter from the Isle of Wight. They were excited to learn they had a rabbit at their nursery and more about the island. Picture: East Dereham Day NurseryEast Dereham Day Nursery received a pen pal letter from the Isle of Wight. They were excited to learn they had a rabbit at their nursery and more about the island. Picture: East Dereham Day Nursery (Image: East Dereham Day Nursery)

Eastern Daily Press: East Dereham Day Nursery received a pen pal letter from the Isle of Wight. They were excited to learn they had a rabbit at their nursery and more about the island. Picture: East Dereham Day NurseryEast Dereham Day Nursery received a pen pal letter from the Isle of Wight. They were excited to learn they had a rabbit at their nursery and more about the island. Picture: East Dereham Day Nursery (Image: East Dereham Day Nursery)

Eastern Daily Press: East Dereham Day Nursery received a pen pal letter from the Isle of Wight. They were excited to learn they had a rabbit at their nursery and more about the island. Picture: East Dereham Day NurseryEast Dereham Day Nursery received a pen pal letter from the Isle of Wight. They were excited to learn they had a rabbit at their nursery and more about the island. Picture: East Dereham Day Nursery (Image: East Dereham Day Nursery)

Eastern Daily Press: East Dereham Day Nursery received a pen pal letter from the Isle of Wight. They were excited to learn they had a rabbit at their nursery and more about the island. Picture: East Dereham Day NurseryEast Dereham Day Nursery received a pen pal letter from the Isle of Wight. They were excited to learn they had a rabbit at their nursery and more about the island. Picture: East Dereham Day Nursery (Image: East Dereham Day Nursery)

Eastern Daily Press: East Dereham Day Nursery received a pen pal letter from the Isle of Wight. They were excited to learn they had a rabbit at their nursery and more about the island. Picture: East Dereham Day NurseryEast Dereham Day Nursery received a pen pal letter from the Isle of Wight. They were excited to learn they had a rabbit at their nursery and more about the island. Picture: East Dereham Day Nursery (Image: East Dereham Day Nursery)

Eastern Daily Press: East Dereham Day Nursery received a pen pal letter from the Isle of Wight. They were excited to learn they had a rabbit at their nursery and more about the island. Picture: East Dereham Day NurseryEast Dereham Day Nursery received a pen pal letter from the Isle of Wight. They were excited to learn they had a rabbit at their nursery and more about the island. Picture: East Dereham Day Nursery (Image: East Dereham Day Nursery)

Eastern Daily Press: Upper KS2 children at Edward Worlledge Ormiston Academy enjoyed their Healthy Heart run in the sun. Picture: Edward Worlledge Ormiston AcademyUpper KS2 children at Edward Worlledge Ormiston Academy enjoyed their Healthy Heart run in the sun. Picture: Edward Worlledge Ormiston Academy (Image: Edward Worlledge Ormiston Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Gooderstone C of E Primary Academy celebrated harvest with residents at Meadow House nursing home in Swaffham. Picture: Gooderstone C of E Primary AcademyGooderstone C of E Primary Academy celebrated harvest with residents at Meadow House nursing home in Swaffham. Picture: Gooderstone C of E Primary Academy (Image: Gooderstone C of E Primary Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Harford Manor School was donated 10 ceramic butterflies from The Benjamin Foundation to mark their 25th anniversary which will decorate the outside of the 'adventure room' building. Picture: Harford Manor SchoolHarford Manor School was donated 10 ceramic butterflies from The Benjamin Foundation to mark their 25th anniversary which will decorate the outside of the 'adventure room' building. Picture: Harford Manor School (Image: Harford Manor School)

Eastern Daily Press: Harford Manor School was donated 10 ceramic butterflies from The Benjamin Foundation to mark their 25th anniversary which will decorate the outside of the 'adventure room' building. Picture: Harford Manor SchoolHarford Manor School was donated 10 ceramic butterflies from The Benjamin Foundation to mark their 25th anniversary which will decorate the outside of the 'adventure room' building. Picture: Harford Manor School (Image: Harford Manor School)

Eastern Daily Press: Harford Manor School was donated 10 ceramic butterflies from The Benjamin Foundation to mark their 25th anniversary which will decorate the outside of the 'adventure room' building. Picture: Harford Manor SchoolHarford Manor School was donated 10 ceramic butterflies from The Benjamin Foundation to mark their 25th anniversary which will decorate the outside of the 'adventure room' building. Picture: Harford Manor School (Image: Harford Manor School)

Eastern Daily Press: Harford Manor School was donated 10 ceramic butterflies from The Benjamin Foundation to mark their 25th anniversary which will decorate the outside of the 'adventure room' building. Picture: Harford Manor SchoolHarford Manor School was donated 10 ceramic butterflies from The Benjamin Foundation to mark their 25th anniversary which will decorate the outside of the 'adventure room' building. Picture: Harford Manor School (Image: Harford Manor School)

Eastern Daily Press: Harford Manor School was donated 10 ceramic butterflies from The Benjamin Foundation to mark their 25th anniversary which will decorate the outside of the 'adventure room' building. Picture: Harford Manor SchoolHarford Manor School was donated 10 ceramic butterflies from The Benjamin Foundation to mark their 25th anniversary which will decorate the outside of the 'adventure room' building. Picture: Harford Manor School (Image: Harford Manor School)

Eastern Daily Press: Harford Manor School was donated 10 ceramic butterflies from The Benjamin Foundation to mark their 25th anniversary which will decorate the outside of the 'adventure room' building. Picture: Harford Manor SchoolHarford Manor School was donated 10 ceramic butterflies from The Benjamin Foundation to mark their 25th anniversary which will decorate the outside of the 'adventure room' building. Picture: Harford Manor School (Image: Harford Manor School)

Eastern Daily Press: Howard Junior School students will learn about caring for horses and how to ride with regular sessions on the school field. Picture: Howard Junior SchoolHoward Junior School students will learn about caring for horses and how to ride with regular sessions on the school field. Picture: Howard Junior School (Image: Howard Junior School)

Eastern Daily Press: Howard Junior School students will learn about caring for horses and how to ride with regular sessions on the school field. Picture: Howard Junior SchoolHoward Junior School students will learn about caring for horses and how to ride with regular sessions on the school field. Picture: Howard Junior School (Image: Howard Junior School)

Eastern Daily Press: Howard Junior School students will learn about caring for horses and how to ride with regular sessions on the school field. Picture: Howard Junior SchoolHoward Junior School students will learn about caring for horses and how to ride with regular sessions on the school field. Picture: Howard Junior School (Image: Howard Junior School)

Eastern Daily Press: Langley School celebrated Biology Week by holding an Inter-house Busy Bee Bake Off with a ‘declining pollinators’ theme to celebrate Biology Week which was won by Crome. Picture: Langley SchoolLangley School celebrated Biology Week by holding an Inter-house Busy Bee Bake Off with a ‘declining pollinators’ theme to celebrate Biology Week which was won by Crome. Picture: Langley School (Image: Langley School)

Eastern Daily Press: Langley School celebrated Biology Week by holding an Inter-house Busy Bee Bake Off with a ‘declining pollinators’ theme to celebrate Biology Week which was won by Crome. Picture: Langley SchoolLangley School celebrated Biology Week by holding an Inter-house Busy Bee Bake Off with a ‘declining pollinators’ theme to celebrate Biology Week which was won by Crome. Picture: Langley School (Image: Langley School)

Eastern Daily Press: Langley School celebrated Biology Week by holding an Inter-house Busy Bee Bake Off with a ‘declining pollinators’ theme to celebrate Biology Week which was won by Crome. Picture: Langley SchoolLangley School celebrated Biology Week by holding an Inter-house Busy Bee Bake Off with a ‘declining pollinators’ theme to celebrate Biology Week which was won by Crome. Picture: Langley School (Image: Langley School)

Eastern Daily Press: Lowestoft Sixth Form College supported World Mental Health Day. Picture: Lowestoft Sixth Form CollegeLowestoft Sixth Form College supported World Mental Health Day. Picture: Lowestoft Sixth Form College (Image: Lowestoft Sixth Form College)

Eastern Daily Press: Lowestoft Sixth Form College supported World Mental Health Day. Picture: Lowestoft Sixth Form CollegeLowestoft Sixth Form College supported World Mental Health Day. Picture: Lowestoft Sixth Form College (Image: Lowestoft Sixth Form College)

Eastern Daily Press: Lowestoft Sixth Form College supported World Mental Health Day. Picture: Lowestoft Sixth Form CollegeLowestoft Sixth Form College supported World Mental Health Day. Picture: Lowestoft Sixth Form College (Image: Lowestoft Sixth Form College)

Eastern Daily Press: Lowestoft Sixth Form College supported World Mental Health Day. Picture: Lowestoft Sixth Form CollegeLowestoft Sixth Form College supported World Mental Health Day. Picture: Lowestoft Sixth Form College (Image: Lowestoft Sixth Form College)

Eastern Daily Press: Lowestoft Sixth Form College supported World Mental Health Day. Picture: Lowestoft Sixth Form CollegeLowestoft Sixth Form College supported World Mental Health Day. Picture: Lowestoft Sixth Form College (Image: Lowestoft Sixth Form College)

Eastern Daily Press: Lowestoft Sixth Form College supported World Mental Health Day. Picture: Lowestoft Sixth Form CollegeLowestoft Sixth Form College supported World Mental Health Day. Picture: Lowestoft Sixth Form College (Image: Lowestoft Sixth Form College)

Eastern Daily Press: Necton C of E Primary School's KS2 classes were the overall winners at Nicholas Hammonds Academy's cross-country competition against over 500 children from local schools. Picture: Necton C of E Primary SchoolNecton C of E Primary School's KS2 classes were the overall winners at Nicholas Hammonds Academy's cross-country competition against over 500 children from local schools. Picture: Necton C of E Primary School (Image: Necton C of E Primary School)

Eastern Daily Press: Necton C of E Primary School's KS2 classes were the overall winners at Nicholas Hammonds Academy's cross-country competition against over 500 children from local schools. Picture: Necton C of E Primary SchoolNecton C of E Primary School's KS2 classes were the overall winners at Nicholas Hammonds Academy's cross-country competition against over 500 children from local schools. Picture: Necton C of E Primary School (Image: Necton C of E Primary School)

Eastern Daily Press: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy's Reception children enjoyed saying #HelloYellow on World Mental Health Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary AcademyNorthfield St Nicholas Primary Academy's Reception children enjoyed saying #HelloYellow on World Mental Health Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy (Image: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy's Reception children enjoyed saying #HelloYellow on World Mental Health Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary AcademyNorthfield St Nicholas Primary Academy's Reception children enjoyed saying #HelloYellow on World Mental Health Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy (Image: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy's Reception children enjoyed saying #HelloYellow on World Mental Health Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary AcademyNorthfield St Nicholas Primary Academy's Reception children enjoyed saying #HelloYellow on World Mental Health Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy (Image: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy's Reception children enjoyed saying #HelloYellow on World Mental Health Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary AcademyNorthfield St Nicholas Primary Academy's Reception children enjoyed saying #HelloYellow on World Mental Health Day. Picture: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy (Image: Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Wisbech Grammar School's House Music Competition took place with renowned conductor Dominic Ellis-Peckham. The hall was certainly alive with music and laughter. Picture: Wisbech Grammar SchoolWisbech Grammar School's House Music Competition took place with renowned conductor Dominic Ellis-Peckham. The hall was certainly alive with music and laughter. Picture: Wisbech Grammar School (Image: Supplied/WGS)

Eastern Daily Press: Wisbech Grammar School's House Music Competition took place with renowned conductor Dominic Ellis-Peckham. The hall was certainly alive with music and laughter. Picture: Wisbech Grammar SchoolWisbech Grammar School's House Music Competition took place with renowned conductor Dominic Ellis-Peckham. The hall was certainly alive with music and laughter. Picture: Wisbech Grammar School (Image: Supplied/WGS)

Eastern Daily Press: Wisbech Grammar School's House Music Competition took place with renowned conductor Dominic Ellis-Peckham. The hall was certainly alive with music and laughter. Picture: Wisbech Grammar SchoolWisbech Grammar School's House Music Competition took place with renowned conductor Dominic Ellis-Peckham. The hall was certainly alive with music and laughter. Picture: Wisbech Grammar School (Image: Supplied/WGS)

Eastern Daily Press: Wisbech Grammar School's House Music Competition took place with renowned conductor Dominic Ellis-Peckham. The hall was certainly alive with music and laughter. Picture: Wisbech Grammar SchoolWisbech Grammar School's House Music Competition took place with renowned conductor Dominic Ellis-Peckham. The hall was certainly alive with music and laughter. Picture: Wisbech Grammar School (Image: Supplied/WGS)

Eastern Daily Press: City of Norwich School (CNS) welcomed 22 students and two teachers from the KAV Gymnasium in Celle, Germany, to give German students the opportunity to experience life in an English secondary school. Picture: CNSCity of Norwich School (CNS) welcomed 22 students and two teachers from the KAV Gymnasium in Celle, Germany, to give German students the opportunity to experience life in an English secondary school. Picture: CNS (Image: City of Norwich School)

Eastern Daily Press: Colman Junior School's Year 6 had a great time in the mud at Brancaster. Picture: Colman Junior SchoolColman Junior School's Year 6 had a great time in the mud at Brancaster. Picture: Colman Junior School (Image: Colman Junior School)

Eastern Daily Press: Colman Junior School's Year 6 had a great time in the mud at Brancaster. Picture: Colman Junior SchoolColman Junior School's Year 6 had a great time in the mud at Brancaster. Picture: Colman Junior School (Image: Colman Junior School)

Eastern Daily Press: Colman Junior School's Year 6 had a great time in the mud at Brancaster. Picture: Colman Junior SchoolColman Junior School's Year 6 had a great time in the mud at Brancaster. Picture: Colman Junior School (Image: Colman Junior School)

Eastern Daily Press: Easton and Otley College are working with the community and Taverham Lions Club to raise £11,000 for a new wheelchair for student Amie Briggs who has quadriplegic cerebral palsy. Picture: Easton and Otley CollegeEaston and Otley College are working with the community and Taverham Lions Club to raise £11,000 for a new wheelchair for student Amie Briggs who has quadriplegic cerebral palsy. Picture: Easton and Otley College (Image: Easton and Otley College)

Eastern Daily Press: Easton and Otley College are working with the community and Taverham Lions Club to raise £11,000 for a new wheelchair for student Amie Briggs who has quadriplegic cerebral palsy. Picture: Easton and Otley CollegeEaston and Otley College are working with the community and Taverham Lions Club to raise £11,000 for a new wheelchair for student Amie Briggs who has quadriplegic cerebral palsy. Picture: Easton and Otley College (Image: Easton and Otley College)

Eastern Daily Press: Heather Avenue Infant School supported 6 year old, Year 2 student, Nilay Cetin who had her long hair cut and donated to the Little Princess Trust who make wigs for cancer patients. Picture: The Wensum TrustHeather Avenue Infant School supported 6 year old, Year 2 student, Nilay Cetin who had her long hair cut and donated to the Little Princess Trust who make wigs for cancer patients. Picture: The Wensum Trust (Image: The Wensum Trust)

Eastern Daily Press: Heather Avenue Infant School supported 6 year old, Year 2 student, Nilay Cetin who had her long hair cut and donated to the Little Princess Trust who make wigs for cancer patients. Picture: The Wensum TrustHeather Avenue Infant School supported 6 year old, Year 2 student, Nilay Cetin who had her long hair cut and donated to the Little Princess Trust who make wigs for cancer patients. Picture: The Wensum Trust (Image: The Wensum Trust)

Eastern Daily Press: Heather Avenue Infant School supported 6 year old, Year 2 student, Nilay Cetin who had her long hair cut and donated to the Little Princess Trust who make wigs for cancer patients. Picture: The Wensum TrustHeather Avenue Infant School supported 6 year old, Year 2 student, Nilay Cetin who had her long hair cut and donated to the Little Princess Trust who make wigs for cancer patients. Picture: The Wensum Trust (Image: The Wensum Trust)

Eastern Daily Press: Heather Avenue Infant School supported 6 year old, Year 2 student, Nilay Cetin who had her long hair cut and donated to the Little Princess Trust who make wigs for cancer patients. Picture: The Wensum TrustHeather Avenue Infant School supported 6 year old, Year 2 student, Nilay Cetin who had her long hair cut and donated to the Little Princess Trust who make wigs for cancer patients. Picture: The Wensum Trust (Image: The Wensum Trust)

Eastern Daily Press: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's Reception had great fun collecting autumn leaves and conkers and working in teams to create their own hedgehogs. Collecting leaves on a parachute and throwing them up in the air was huge amounts of fun too! Picture: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham HallLangley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's Reception had great fun collecting autumn leaves and conkers and working in teams to create their own hedgehogs. Collecting leaves on a parachute and throwing them up in the air was huge amounts of fun too! Picture: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall (Image: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall)

Eastern Daily Press: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's Reception had great fun collecting autumn leaves and conkers and working in teams to create their own hedgehogs. Collecting leaves on a parachute and throwing them up in the air was huge amounts of fun too! Picture: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham HallLangley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's Reception had great fun collecting autumn leaves and conkers and working in teams to create their own hedgehogs. Collecting leaves on a parachute and throwing them up in the air was huge amounts of fun too! Picture: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall (Image: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall)

Eastern Daily Press: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's Reception had great fun collecting autumn leaves and conkers and working in teams to create their own hedgehogs. Collecting leaves on a parachute and throwing them up in the air was huge amounts of fun too! Picture: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham HallLangley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's Reception had great fun collecting autumn leaves and conkers and working in teams to create their own hedgehogs. Collecting leaves on a parachute and throwing them up in the air was huge amounts of fun too! Picture: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall (Image: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall)

Eastern Daily Press: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's Reception had great fun collecting autumn leaves and conkers and working in teams to create their own hedgehogs. Collecting leaves on a parachute and throwing them up in the air was huge amounts of fun too! Picture: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham HallLangley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's Reception had great fun collecting autumn leaves and conkers and working in teams to create their own hedgehogs. Collecting leaves on a parachute and throwing them up in the air was huge amounts of fun too! Picture: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall (Image: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall)

Eastern Daily Press: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's Reception had great fun collecting autumn leaves and conkers and working in teams to create their own hedgehogs. Collecting leaves on a parachute and throwing them up in the air was huge amounts of fun too! Picture: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham HallLangley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall's Reception had great fun collecting autumn leaves and conkers and working in teams to create their own hedgehogs. Collecting leaves on a parachute and throwing them up in the air was huge amounts of fun too! Picture: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall (Image: Langley Preparatory School at Taverham Hall)

Eastern Daily Press: Norwich City Football Club Academy midfielders spent an afternoon coaching Year 2 students at Loddon Primary School as part of the academy's lifestyle and community programme. Picture: Norwich City Football ClubNorwich City Football Club Academy midfielders spent an afternoon coaching Year 2 students at Loddon Primary School as part of the academy's lifestyle and community programme. Picture: Norwich City Football Club (Image: Norwich City Football Club)

Eastern Daily Press: Children, their families and carers enjoyed the Year 2 Reading Cafe at Nelson Infant School where they came up with different endings of a book and created puppets. Picture: Nelson Infant SchoolChildren, their families and carers enjoyed the Year 2 Reading Cafe at Nelson Infant School where they came up with different endings of a book and created puppets. Picture: Nelson Infant School (Image: Nelson Infant School)

Eastern Daily Press: Children, their families and carers enjoyed the Year 2 Reading Cafe at Nelson Infant School where they came up with different endings of a book and created puppets. Picture: Nelson Infant SchoolChildren, their families and carers enjoyed the Year 2 Reading Cafe at Nelson Infant School where they came up with different endings of a book and created puppets. Picture: Nelson Infant School (Image: Nelson Infant School)

Eastern Daily Press: Children, their families and carers enjoyed the Year 2 Reading Cafe at Nelson Infant School where they came up with different endings of a book and created puppets. Picture: Nelson Infant SchoolChildren, their families and carers enjoyed the Year 2 Reading Cafe at Nelson Infant School where they came up with different endings of a book and created puppets. Picture: Nelson Infant School (Image: Nelson Infant School)

Eastern Daily Press: Children, their families and carers enjoyed the Year 2 Reading Cafe at Nelson Infant School where they came up with different endings of a book and created puppets. Picture: Nelson Infant SchoolChildren, their families and carers enjoyed the Year 2 Reading Cafe at Nelson Infant School where they came up with different endings of a book and created puppets. Picture: Nelson Infant School (Image: Nelson Infant School)

Eastern Daily Press: Children, their families and carers enjoyed the Year 2 Reading Cafe at Nelson Infant School where they came up with different endings of a book and created puppets. Picture: Nelson Infant SchoolChildren, their families and carers enjoyed the Year 2 Reading Cafe at Nelson Infant School where they came up with different endings of a book and created puppets. Picture: Nelson Infant School (Image: Nelson Infant School)

Eastern Daily Press: Town Close School's F24 Racing Team competed with tremendous skill, spirit and determination placing third overall in the International F24 Finals at the Silverstone motor racing circuit. Picture: Town Close SchoolTown Close School's F24 Racing Team competed with tremendous skill, spirit and determination placing third overall in the International F24 Finals at the Silverstone motor racing circuit. Picture: Town Close School (Image: Town Close School)

Eastern Daily Press: Town Close School's F24 Racing Team competed with tremendous skill, spirit and determination placing third overall in the International F24 Finals at the Silverstone motor racing circuit. Picture: Town Close SchoolTown Close School's F24 Racing Team competed with tremendous skill, spirit and determination placing third overall in the International F24 Finals at the Silverstone motor racing circuit. Picture: Town Close School (Image: Town Close School)

Eastern Daily Press: Swaffham CE Junior Academy took part in the first round of a cross country event held by The Nicholas Hamond Academy. Swaffham CE Junior Academy came second overall with their top 12 runners going through to the next round. It is great to be able to give every child an opportunity to take part and join other schools in the Swaffham cluster in the event. Picture: Swaffham CE Junior AcademySwaffham CE Junior Academy took part in the first round of a cross country event held by The Nicholas Hamond Academy. Swaffham CE Junior Academy came second overall with their top 12 runners going through to the next round. It is great to be able to give every child an opportunity to take part and join other schools in the Swaffham cluster in the event. Picture: Swaffham CE Junior Academy (Image: Swaffham CE Junior Academy)

Eastern Daily Press: Dell Primary School was succesful at this year's Lowestoft In Bloom competition. They won the gold award in the Primary School ‘Best recycling initiative’ competition, the silver award in the ‘Best flower garden’ competition and a bronze award for the ‘best floral container’ competition. The school is very proud of the Early Years team and the children for helping to look after the plants so well. Picture: Dell Primary SchoolDell Primary School was succesful at this year's Lowestoft In Bloom competition. They won the gold award in the Primary School ‘Best recycling initiative’ competition, the silver award in the ‘Best flower garden’ competition and a bronze award for the ‘best floral container’ competition. The school is very proud of the Early Years team and the children for helping to look after the plants so well. Picture: Dell Primary School (Image: Dell Primary School)

Eastern Daily Press: Dell Primary School was succesful at this year's Lowestoft In Bloom competition. They won the gold award in the Primary School ‘Best recycling initiative’ competition, the silver award in the ‘Best flower garden’ competition and a bronze award for the ‘best floral container’ competition. The school is very proud of the Early Years team and the children for helping to look after the plants so well. Picture: Dell Primary SchoolDell Primary School was succesful at this year's Lowestoft In Bloom competition. They won the gold award in the Primary School ‘Best recycling initiative’ competition, the silver award in the ‘Best flower garden’ competition and a bronze award for the ‘best floral container’ competition. The school is very proud of the Early Years team and the children for helping to look after the plants so well. Picture: Dell Primary School (Image: Dell Primary School)

Eastern Daily Press: Dell Primary School was succesful at this year's Lowestoft In Bloom competition. They won the gold award in the Primary School ‘Best recycling initiative’ competition, the silver award in the ‘Best flower garden’ competition and a bronze award for the ‘best floral container’ competition. The school is very proud of the Early Years team and the children for helping to look after the plants so well. Picture: Dell Primary SchoolDell Primary School was succesful at this year's Lowestoft In Bloom competition. They won the gold award in the Primary School ‘Best recycling initiative’ competition, the silver award in the ‘Best flower garden’ competition and a bronze award for the ‘best floral container’ competition. The school is very proud of the Early Years team and the children for helping to look after the plants so well. Picture: Dell Primary School (Image: Dell Primary School)