A Norfolk primary school has won national recognition for helping to tackle mental health.
Stalham Academy has become the first primary in Norfolk to be awarded the Carnegie Centre of Excellence for Mental Health in Schools silver award.
Executive headteacher Glenn Russell said: "This is an excellent achievement. It outlines the hard work and priority that the staff place on supporting the wellbeing and mental health of the children at the school.
"It also identifies how leaders have a focus on supporting the staff and adults within the school community too.
"The mental health lead and her team have worked non stop to introduce and enhance the provision we have at the school and it is really starting to show the impact now."
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It looks into different areas of school life, from leadership and governance, staff and pupil wellbeing, to working with outside agencies.
The primary school was rated as good in its latest Ofsted report in 2017.
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