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A retired headteacher who was awarded a CBE has been remembered for his sense of humour and for being a ‘beacon’ in his community.
A business that has been accused of shifting its parking problems onto residential streets has been contacted over a possible planning breach.
A teacher who was drunk in the presence of students, offered to buy them drugs and intentionally touched pupils’ legs has been banned indefinitely.
Secondary school students have been given first-hand insights into the world of politics following a special visit.
World Book Day at a Bury St Edmunds primary school was all about illustrations and drawing.
It’s top marks for World Book Day costume efforts across Suffolk.
An ‘inclusive, caring school’ has been praised by the education watchdog for maintaining standards.
An education centre is celebrating its tenth anniversary this week.
As the cost-of-living crisis shows no sign of abating, SuffolkNews visited a charity’s community café to find out how people were coping.
A barber who donated a kidney for his sister said his customers had ‘stepped up to the mark’ to support his London marathon fund-raising efforts.
A new headteacher role is being advertised for a Suffolk secondary school, with a salary of more than £96,000.
Pressure is mounting on a business to be ‘responsible neighbours’ following its decision to ban staff from parking their own vehicles on site.
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A pre-school where children ‘thrive’ is delighted to share its good-in-all-areas Ofsted report with the community.
An ‘amazing’ project has helped hundreds of people in Suffolk on the path towards getting a job.
An independent private school is relaunching as the region’s newest International Baccalaureate (IB) school.
Two Suffolk high school students have received national reading titles.
Plans are moving forwards to transform a former middle school into a specialist education facility.
There is an update on a stalled splash fountain project in a market town.
There are growing concerns around road safety in a street with several educational establishments.
A sixth form college is getting ready to hit the dance floor for a three-night run of The Wedding Singer musical.
