Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the school has not as yet been able to undertake all its planned events to honour Mr Jack.
The creation of a lasting memorial has been delayed, and new cups for Sports Day and the school’s Sports Award evening have only been presented once.
However, last year members of the school community wore shorts at home on May 1, which would have been his 50th birthday, and this year it was decided to do this collectively.
Students at Claydon High School had a shorts day in memory of their teacher, Matt Jack. Pictured from left, Juliet Still, Jo Irvine, Harry Forsdyke, Erin Spall and Aimee Woods
Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the school has not as yet been able to undertake all its planned events to honour Mr Jack.
The creation of a lasting memorial has been delayed, and new cups for Sports Day and the school’s Sports Award evening have only been presented once.
However, last year members of the school community wore shorts at home on May 1, which would have been his 50th birthday, and this year it was decided to do this collectively.
Students at Claydon High School had a shorts day in memory of their teacher, Matt Jack. Pictured from left, Juliet Still, Jo Irvine, Harry Forsdyke, Erin Spall and Aimee Woods
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Janice Williams with her granddaughter Daisy
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A mum is publishing a nursery rhyme book in memory of her son, after he died suddenly - to help keep his memory alive for his beloved four-year-old daughter.
Tom Williams, drummer for Ipswich band Hot Tramp, died on Tuesday, February 25, 2020, after having a seizure in his sleep a condition named Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP).
The 29-year-old suffered from nocturnal epilepsy since his late teens attending the University of Nottingham. He had to drop a maths degree due to the stress it caused, increasing to one seizure each month when he returned home to Suffolk.