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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.
The first-ever health and wellbeing festival in West Suffolk aims to address common health concerns and help people to lead better lives.
A ‘courageous’ teenager who suffered a traumatic brain injury following an horrific accident has spoken about her six years in recovery.
SuffolkNews visits a primary school that has partnered up with a renowned estate for its meals.
There is a renewed drive to tackle problem pavements in a town through a scheme that targets defects that fall below the county’s intervention level.
After nearly 10 years working at her school, the outgoing head said she would ‘miss the people’.
A village school ‘at the heart of its community’ is delighted with the outcome of an Ofsted inspection.
At just six years old, a boy is turning his love of storytelling into his very own published books.
A footballer who has experienced first hand the devastation cancer can bring is taking on the challenge of a renowned charity horse race.
This is show week for a Suffolk school which is staging a whole-school production of We Will Rock You School Edition.
Our stories about the pavements in a town centre have prompted a strong response from readers, with some telling how falls left them injured.
A village school where pupils ‘thrive’ is delighted with the comments of Ofsted inspectors, who rated it outstanding in three out of five areas.
Frustrated estate residents have discussed long-running HGV and parking problems with their MP – and suggested a park and ride service and lorry park.
A school is ‘delighted’ to have achieved a special status for its support for pupils’ social and emotional development.
See our pictures of nursery children embracing Chinese New Year with a host of activities.
