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There’s been a sharp rise in the number of state-funded secondary schools in Norfolk that are either at or over capacity. 30% of them are full compared to 5% five years ago. It’s being put down to a growing population and a high birth rate in the late noughties. Becky Arnold is the headteacher of Framingham Earl High School and explains to Chris Goreham what it’s like from the school’s perspective. Photo credit: Getty Images