Education

It's a 52 per cent increase since 2014

A group of schoolchildren got a closer look at the ongoing work on a new housing development in Hadleigh.

Suffolk’s new school travel policy was branded as “a postcode lottery”, as some pupils miss out on free travel eligibility to their preferred school.

Community marks the 400th anniversary of Sir Stephen Soame's death

Pupils raised the funds to adopt two orangutans

A public consultation on proposals to alter the opening hours at Lavenham Library, due to minor changes in staffing patterns, has been launched.

A significant refurbishment of Clare Library, aimed at improving the facility’s offerings for youngsters, will commence next month.

Building should be ready for students by September 2020.

South Suffolk MP James Cartlidge put himself in the firing line when he was quizzed by children at Glemsford Primary Academy.

Bacton Under Fives started as a mother and toddler group in May 1979.

Andrew Hammond has been headhunted to join a digital education publisher.

The college is also offering a new construction course.

Festival takes place at Kedington Community Centre

Rating is in stark contrast to report on special educational needs and disabilities provision earlier this year.

More than 220 students have already received their basic first aid certificate

Picture in playground says 'Keep our Sea Plastic Free'

Ofsted has altered a section of the report following an intervention from Suffolk Police.

King Edward VI School student Emma Crossley, age 17, reflects on the stresses and strains of exam season

Barrow Primary School were enjoying the sunshine this week.

Happy Days Childcare maintains its rating level with education watchdog