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Children have ‘really enjoyed’ meeting a host of creatures when an educational zoo visited their school.
Data compiled by a parent reveals the number of upheld education complaints against the county council for 2022-23, many relating to SEN provision.
A Suffolk watersports club is hosting the 10th anniversary event for its annual regatta linked with the Caribbean.
A university has seen its position in national league tables improve even further.
There is still time to sign up for a much-loved event that raises money for a cancer charity.
A school is calling on former students and staff to share their memories, which will form part of anniversary displays.
The man behind a Suffolk farm with a community ethos is taking a step back after being ordered to pay more than £3,000 for enforcement breaches
The county council has apologised to a mum over the delay into completing the annual review process for her child’s Education, Health and Care Plan.
A school’s outdoor swimming pool that was leaking water has been repaired and officially reopened following great support.
The winners of a photography competition run by a school’s alumni association have been revealed.
We share figures on the number of claims made due to injury or damage caused by road defects, such as potholes, and how many resulted in payments.
School leaders have rated Ofsted’s performance in meeting its aims as largely ineffective, in a survey instigated within Suffolk.
A school has started a conversation with the community about opening up its facilities for wider use.
Teachers, school leaders, governors and parents will be travelling to Westminster next month to tell their MPs why it is time to invest in education.
A father and son have jumped from 13,500ft in aid of a charity that provided help they will be ‘eternally grateful’ for.
Today thousands of council and school support staff across the East of England will start voting in a ballot by UNISON on whether to strike over pay.
Former classmates from the 1950s – all aged 77 this year - are to reunite to mark their primary school’s 180th anniversary.
People are being encouraged to take part in a charity fun run that is being held in school grounds next month.
A golf festival for primary schools has been launched in memory of a former head of PE who died in 2021.
Schoolchildren got the chance to visit nearby allotments where they shared their interest in nature.