The earliest record of Ipswich School is a bill, sadly unpaid, dating back to 1399. The school, which has Cardinal Thomas Wolsey as one of
2019 is the 80th anniversary of the start of World War Two and the 75th Anniversary of “D” Day and it therefore seems appropriate to
There is a rich history at Ipswich School. We an ancient foundation and our thoroughly modern approach to education is set within the context of
6th June 2019 By Alan Wyatt, Old Ipswichian in Ipswich School History To mark the 75th Anniversary of the D-Day landings, we are proud to share the story
Library classified as a listed building 13th September 2018 By The Occasional Student Journalist in Ipswich School History Ipswich School is proud to announce that our Library, an iconic
23rd March 2018 By Melanie Hollis, Collections and Learning Curator for Ipswich Museums in Ipswich School History You Are Here! The Making of Ipswich is a temporary exhibition running
5th February 2018 By Philip Wise, Heritage Manager at Colchester and Ipswich Museums in Ipswich School History This blog post is about a major exhibition at Christchurch Mansion featuring
On Tuesday 17 January, John Dobai, a speaker for the Holocaust Educational Trust, came in to tell us what he and his family went through
23rd February 2017 By Ipswich School in Ipswich School History Ipswich School celebrated its long history on Friday 18 March with a special Chapel Service to mark the
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