Norfolk chapter

Business and education partnerships in Norwich.

The BEA Norwich chapter helps local businesses support schools through sponsorship, CSR, social value, skills sharing and community engagement.

For Norwich businesses

Build a visible, accountable relationship with local education. Support enrichment, share expertise, engage employees and create evidence for CSR and social value reporting.

  • School sponsorship and funding
  • Employee volunteering and mentoring
  • Careers and workplace insight
  • Community events and networking
  • Annual impact evidence
Register a business

For Norwich schools

Access appropriate business support for trips, enrichment, careers activity and local community engagement through a structured matching process.

  • Local business introductions
  • Clear partnership expectations
  • Practical coordination support
  • Safeguarding-aware engagement
  • Outcome and impact reporting
Register a school

Creating local impact in Norwich

Opportunity

Help more children access enriching experiences regardless of family income.

Connection

Build stronger links between employers, educators and families in Norwich.

Evidence

Record contributions, participation and outcomes to demonstrate community value.

Norwich chapter FAQs

What does the BEA do in Norwich?

The Norwich chapter connects suitable local businesses and schools through sponsorship, skills, events and community partnerships.

How can a Norwich business support local schools?

A business can register interest, choose an appropriate level of support and be matched with schools in or around Norwich.

Can schools in Norwich apply?

Yes. Schools can register interest so the BEA can assess local chapter capacity and suitable partnership opportunities.

Can I become a BEA ambassador in Norwich?

Yes. The BEA welcomes enquiries from people who can help develop responsible local business and education relationships in Norwich.

Join the Norwich chapter

Register as a business, school, ambassador or local partner.

Register interest