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West Suffolk MP Nick Timothy answers questions from students at Breckland School, in Brandon




Secondary school students have been given first-hand insights into the world of politics following a special visit.

West Suffolk MP Nick Timothy visited Breckland School, in Brandon, near Thetford, to speak with students about his role in Parliament.

Mr Timothy was also given a tour of the school and said he was hugely impressed by the engagement of students in political life.

Head of school Annabelle Culley-Tea and Liz Mason, teacher of ethics and philosophy, who organised the visit, with Nick Timothy MP and students. Picture: Gooderham PR
Head of school Annabelle Culley-Tea and Liz Mason, teacher of ethics and philosophy, who organised the visit, with Nick Timothy MP and students. Picture: Gooderham PR

He explained: “Visiting Breckland is always hugely enjoyable and this was no exception.

“I was shown around by two students who are a credit to their school and I was delighted to answer challenging and pressing questions from the pupils at the end.

“I would like to say a big thanks to staff and students for making me feel so welcome.”

Head of school Annabelle Culley-Tea said: “We would like to thank Nick Timothy MP for visiting the school and sharing such fascinating insights with our students.

“We would also like to say a special thank you to Liz Mason, our teacher of ethics and philosophy, who organised the visit.”



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