Colkirk Church of England Primary Academy earned high praise in its recent Ofsted report.

The school, a part of the Diocese of Norwich Education and Academies Trust (DNEAT), continues to maintain its strong Ofsted rating.

Suzannah Hayes, the executive headteacher, said: “We are so proud of the whole school community.

"The children at the school are amazing and everyone works so hard to create a positive learning environment where everyone can ‘Have Faith, Flourish and Fly High’.

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"We have worked hard to raise expectations of what all pupils should achieve.”

The Ofsted report remarked on pupils' enthusiasm and proficiency in reading, writing, and arithmetic.

Furthermore, staff members expressed satisfaction with their work environment and training opportunities.

Oliver Burwood, CEO of DNEAT, said: "We are so proud of Colkirk Church of England Primary Academy and all of its children and staff who have worked so hard to make this a good school.

"The school benefits from being in a Trust that specialises in supporting small schools and from an excellent headtetacher, Suzannah Hayes, and her fantastic team who work across a federation of three schools."