Education

The school are the first to join in a new multi-academy trust.

Sixth formers are celebrating a record-breaking week at Diss High School.

For years, Occold Pre-School has been ranked as ‘good’, but now a new inspection by Ofsted has seen the school boosted to ‘outstanding’.

A Debenham primary school has fought off competition from across the country to be shortlisted for a competition that will see the school’s dining hall transformed.

It is not just humans who can enjoy a five-star hotel experience, with children at Wortham Primary School building a bug hotel.

More than 300 four and five year olds were treated to activities at Diss High School’s key stage 1 picnic sports day on Tuesday. Children from Dickleburgh, Garboldisham, Scole, Diss Infants, Diss Junior and Roydon enjoyed a picnic on the school field followed by activities focusing on agility, balance and coordination skills.

It was a special occasion for Sir Robert Hitcham CEVAP School in Debenham as the school welcomed the Bishop of Dunwich to officially open a new outside area.

Debenham High School said farewell to its Year 11 musicians at its Summer Music Concert last Friday and Saturday.

A mother has criticised a school for excluding her daughter – just three weeks before her GCSE exams.

A new minibus is changing physical education and sport for pupils at Palgrave primary school.

Riddlesworth Hall School is breaking the mould with the introduction of a new class and a new way of teaching phonics to its pupils.

Palgrave Primary School has been rated as ‘outstanding’ after a recent inspection by the regular statutory inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS).

Wilby Primary School entertained parents, carers and members of the community with their performance of Jack and the beanstalk on June 22.

Science came to life for pupils taking part in Framlingham College prep school’s science week.

Four Suffolk primary schools have joined forces to launch the Tilian Partnership, a federation comprising the schools in Gislingham, Palgrave, Bardwell and Old Newton.

Diss youngsters collected more than £400 to benefit children’s charity Barnardos after embarking on ‘The Big Toddle’ this week.

Stradbroke High School is celebrating after being formally recognised by a government education minister as one of the top 100 schools in England.

During the Easter break a team of 23 expeditioners from Brandeston Hall embarked on a whirlwind adventure to Morocco in North Africa.