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Let Thomas Wolsey help guide you during Ipswich's Heritage Open Days next month as hidden gems throw open their doors to the public
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Let Thomas Wolsey help guide you during Ipswich's Heritage Open Days next month as hidden gems throw open their doors to the public
Let Thomas Wolsey help guide you during Ipswich's Heritage Open Days next month as hidden gems throw open their doors to the public
Published: 4:00 PM May 8, 2021 Children at Rushmere Primary School all took part in Deaf Awareness Week by wearing green - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown An Ipswich school, which teaches the greatest number of deaf children in Suffolk, is taking steps to ensure all their pupils grow up with deaf role models and a positive outlook. Rushmere Hall Primary School teaches 13 pupils who are deaf and has specially trained teachers of the deaf (ToD) as a specialist resource base, as well as British Sign Language (BSL) clubs and classes. Children showing us the word 'love' in sign language - Credit: S...
Published: 4:00 PM May 8, 2021 Children at Rushmere Primary School all took part in Deaf Awareness Week by wearing green - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown An Ipswich school, which teaches the greatest number of deaf children in Suffolk, is taking steps to ensure all their pupils grow up with deaf role models and a positive outlook. Rushmere Hall Primary School teaches 13 pupils who are deaf and has specially trained teachers of the deaf (ToD) as a specialist resource base, as well as British Sign Language (BSL) clubs and classes. Children showing us the word 'love' in sign language - Credit: S...
Published: 6:00 PM December 22, 2020 Updated: 9:41 AM December 23, 2020 Pupils performing in the St Mary's Primary School, Hadleigh, Nativity play entitled Are We Nearly There Yet?, in 2005 - Credit: Jerry Turner/Archant Nativity plays are one of the most magical parts of Christmas, giving memories to treasure for a lifetime. Loads of smiles from the children at the Small World kindergarten's Nativity play in Ipswich in 1998 - Credit: Archant There's nothing quite like seeing the youngest members of your family dressing up to re-create the Christmas story, whatever role they are playing...