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New Wolsey Theatre's Hare and Tortoise begins school tour this spring
Over 2,500 Suffolk schoolchildren will experience live theatre as the New Wolsey's adaptation of Aesop's fable visits 23 schools across the region.
Suffolk New College sets out strategy to 'solve skills dilemma' for local businesses
The college is taking a "brave, ambitious and innovative" approach with its five-year plan to support students and solve the "skills dilemma" in Suffolk.
University of Suffolk appoints new Provost to drive academic standards
Professor Rachel Allen will join the University of Suffolk as its new Provost, responsible for educational and academic activities.
Gladiators star visits Ipswich primary school
Zack George, known as Steel on BBC's Gladiators, spent Monday at Gusford Primary School promoting his health programme and inspiring pupils.
Royal seal of approval for Ipswich's answer to the NHS dental crisis
His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester has seen first-hand how the University of Suffolk is taking on the region's dental care challenges.
University of Suffolk to host first student research conference
Students will present their research projects at the inaugural Journal of Suffolk Student Research Conference on 5 March as the university launches its online student research journal.
91.9% of Suffolk pupils secure first-choice secondary school
Suffolk County Council has offered more than 9 in 10 pupils their first-preference secondary school for September 2025.
Last chance to nominate Suffolk's 2025 honorary graduates
Time is running out to nominate inspirational individuals for University of Suffolk honorary degrees, with nominations closing at the end of March. The university is seeking final submissions for people who have made exceptional contributions to society.
Have you considered a career in the rapidly growing data protection industry?
The DPO Centre is now accepting applications for its unique earn-as-you-learn data protection training programme, combining academic study with real client experience.
Nearly half of Ipswich disability benefits claimants not migrated to Universal Credit
Nearly half of Ipswich Employment Support Allowance (ESA) recipients who received migration notices haven't yet transferred to Universal Credit, new figures reveal.
"I went in, cracked on and came out on top" – Suffolk apprentices head to national finals
Two determined Suffolk New College students have won regional construction competitions and are now setting their sights on becoming the best in the country.
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