Education

The first holiday club run by a fledgling Suffolk hub for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) has been praised.

A 75-year-old is celebrating after becoming the first student at his university to earn a PhD in creative writing.

A new book has shared the voices of those caring for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Suffolk.

College launches campaign to sign up 100 apprentices in 100 days as part of its 100th anniversary celebrations.

The team at a children’s nursery are thrilled their setting has been awarded the highest rating across the board by the regulator.

A town mayor has recalled many happy memories of his time at school on a return visit decades after he first attended.

A school is hoping to install new windows and air conditioning to make its classrooms a better learning environment.

One of the UK’s rarest bats has been discovered thriving at a National Trust site in Suffolk thanks to a citizen science partnership.

Nearly 60 high school students have been involved in an ‘amazing’ production of a hit musical.

A school that puts its vision of ‘nurturing a community of learners’ at its heart has maintained its good standards.

A setting that provides outdoor education and wellbeing support to children who struggle to access school is celebrating its first anniversary.

Parents of children in Suffolk who have special needs and disabilities have spoken of their ‘heartbreak’ and of being ‘let down’ by the system.

A SEND school which was rated good by Ofsted has celebrated the grading as a ‘significant achievement’.

Plans for a new sixth form facility at a secondary school have been approved.

The outstanding contributions made by young people to their schools and wider communities were recognised at an annual awards night.

A headteacher who is retiring after 15 years at her school said being part of the team and community there had been ‘a privilege’.

New images show what a state-of-the-art e-sports centre could look like when it welcomes students later this year.

East Suffolk mayors joined children from three separate schools to watch a classical music performance aimed at sparking interest in the genre.

Easter eggs delivered by pupils from a special school in Suffolk will bring ‘joy’ to a hospital’s children’s ward.

Hundreds of school places for children with special needs are set to be created after an authority approved £18.6 million spending plans.