The day to day experience for parents of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) has yet to change more than six months after a damning report, according to campaigners.

A cash-strapped Suffolk council which has already been forced to make severe cutbacks is facing a seven figure black hole in its school spending, it has emerged.

Suffolk's education chief has said he has apologised to parents who have been directly in touch with him over school transport problems.

A £3.5billion cash injection planned for schools across England is 'too little too late', according to a Suffolk union.

Parent campaigners against controversial changes to school transport have vowed to keep up the pressure on under-fire education chiefs, calling for urgent changes to the policy.

A children's nursery near Bury St Edmunds has been rated as 'Outstanding' again by school inspectors.

More than 900 applications for home to school transport in Suffolk are yet to be processed despite the fact term starts in less than two weeks time.

Today students across Suffolk and North Essex will receive their GCSE Results.

Pupils with special needs are significantly more likely to be suspended from mainstream education than their peers, new figures show.

A vice principal has lashed out at those who claim A-levels are being "dumbed down" - as early figures suggest the pass rate in Suffolk has dropped in the past year.

After two years of hard work, thousands of A-Level students will today find out their results and whether they made it into their top choice university. But how did schools in West Suffolk perform?

Exam results aren't the only thing students will be picking up this Thursday - as the king of peri-peri chicken is giving out free food to celebrate the big day.

Three mental health teams are set to be created which will go into schools and offer mental health support, thanks to a £2million cash boost.

Suffolk's poorer pupils are lagging further behind their peers in the formative years of their education, new figures show.

Plans for a new stand-alone sixth form centre which will support 300 students from across Suffolk, have been revealed.

A former West Suffolk College apprentice has been recognised by The Women's Engineering Society (WES) for her achievements in the field.

A family's continued fundraising in memory of a loved one has now raised more than £15,000 for a Bury St Edmunds-based hospice.

The number of temporary exclusions at Suffolk schools is at its highest in a decade - soaring by more than 1,500 in just five years.

A school has come under fire for delaying "urgent and essential" improvements while challenging a previous inspection.

Student language leaders from a Bury St Edmunds secondary school welcomed a cohort of Chinese pupils as part of a special cultural visit last week.

Suffolk County Council's cabinet approved the new model for specialist speech and language education at its Tuesday meeting, which will focus on earlier intervention.