Education

A performance of a play based on the Suffolk Red Barn Murder will be staged at a town museum.

A union representing school staff affected by planned cuts is urging the council to step in to prevent their loss.

A pre-school where children ‘flourish’ is once again celebrating being graded ‘outstanding’ in every area by Ofsted.

A school has launched a redundancy consultation that could see it lose more than 20 members of staff.

Ofsted has found ‘early signs of improvement beginning to emerge’ in Suffolk ‘front door’ children’s services following a focused visit.

A Suffolk MP was among the supporters of banning smacking in an open letter to Keir Starmer.

An ‘inspirational’ mum who has lost over seven stone through diet and exercise is heading to the US to compete in a bodybuilding contest.

A school has once again created a picture out of harvest donations generously donated by families and the wider community.

It was a double cause for celebration today as 131 graduates attended the University Studies at West Suffolk College (USWSC) graduation ceremony.

A nursery had been praised for its warm and friendly staff, carefully-planned activities and high expectations of the children.

A school in Bury St Edmunds welcomed students from Shanghai, China, for what was a memorable and enriching cultural exchange.

The winners of an annual creative writing competition have been announced as a town’s literature festival gets under way.

Children have ‘loved’ the experience of visiting a farm to collect fruit that may have gone to waste.

A company that provides transport to special schools has been criticised by a mum for causing ‘unnecessary upset’ to her autistic son.

The new headteacher at a town’s only faith school has said is it ‘an honour’ to take on the job.

A new headteacher has spoken of the honour of leading the secondary school on the estate where he lives.

A school football team kicked off the season with a new strip thanks to a business owner.

A special school is looking forward to spending a grant award on creating a safe space to support children with their emotions.

A parent has said trying to cross the road to her child’s school means ‘taking our lives into our hands’ as frustration mounts over faded markings.

A council is getting better at delivering children's services despite an increase in complaints, a director has said.