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Pupils planting the trees at Chantry Academy in Ipswich. - Credit: Chantry Academy Ipswich pupils planted trees in their school garden to create a "haven" for remembrance, where students can gather for reflection. Ant Cartwright, chaplain at Chantry Academy - which is part of the Active Learning Trust - said: “After being inspired by The Royal British Legion’s Remembrance Glade, I submitted an application for funding to The Tree Council to rejuvenate a corner of our school garden to crea...

Pupils planting the trees at Chantry Academy in Ipswich. - Credit: Chantry Academy Ipswich pupils planted trees in their school garden to create a "haven" for remembrance, where students can gather for reflection. Ant Cartwright, chaplain at Chantry Academy - which is part of the Active Learning Trust - said: “After being inspired by The Royal British Legion’s Remembrance Glade, I submitted an application for funding to The Tree Council to rejuvenate a corner of our school garden to crea...

Gusford Primary School, Ipswich - Credit: Lucy Taylor Staff at an Ipswich primary school are facing an anxious wait after its management said the workforce could be cut due to declining pupil numbers. Active Learning Trust, which manages Gusford Community Primary School in Sheldrake Drive, has said it has launched a consultation over a "potential restructuring" of staff. Bosses at the trust have said they will do "everything possible" to secure its future so it could continue to deliver an ...

Staff at Ipswich's Gusford Community Primary School are facing an anxious wait after Active Learning Trust said the workforce could be cut due to declining pupil numbers. Active...

Staff at Ipswich's Gusford Community Primary School are facing an anxious wait after Active Learning Trust said the workforce could be cut due to declining pupil numbers. Active...

Staff at Ipswich's Gusford Community Primary School are facing an anxious wait after Active Learning Trust said the workforce could be cut due to declining pupil numbers.

Published: 3:41 PM March 9, 2021    Testing was organised in the run-up to Ipswichs Chantry Academy going back on Monday - Credit: Chantry Academy High schools in Ipswich have been hailed for their work setting up mass testing to ensure pupils can safely return to class. Northgate High School completed an impressive 1,000 lateral flow tests in the three days to Saturday in readiness for students return on Monday. A child waits to get tested for Covid-19 at Northgate High School in Ipswich ...

“We have an expanded college site to be proud of and one which will serve our community well into the 21st century.  “By expanding our primary and pre-school provisions, we have become the first educational establishment in Cambridgeshire to provide education from 4 to 18 years old.   “Our talented team of teaching staff will be shaping the hearts and minds of the next generation of children and guiding them through their primary and secondary years.  “We just have a small part of th...

A two-year project to transform a Fenland school into the first in the county to offer all through education is nearly complete.

Published: 12:00 AM January 8, 2021    Updated: 1:10 PM January 8, 2021 A visualisation of the proposed new Central Ipswich Primary School and Nursery, on the former Co-op site in Carr Street, Ipswich - Credit: Concertus Design and Property Consultants Work on a new primary school for 420 children on the old Co-op site in Carr Street is planned to start later this year - with the first pupils arriving in September 2023.  A public consultation is currently under way for the proposed Central ...