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Haverhill Education

 

Haverhill and the surrounding villages are well served with schools under the control of the Local Education Authority, working within a three-tier system, primary, middle and upper.

The quality of education is very good and students are encouraged to develop their academic skills to the best of their abaility, while also involving themselves in a wide range of sporting, art and community activities. Upper school students participate in work experience, with the great majority being placed with local companies.

• Burton End Primary celebrates becoming an academy - 5th November 2014
• Suffolk's early years attainment shows marked improvement - 30th October 2014
• Academy shows its green credentials - 16th September 2014
• Manor GCSE results among their best ever - 21st August 2014
• County heads impressed by academy students - 9th July 2014
• Pupils take part in record-breaking cookery lesson - 20th May 2014
• Young poet celebrates getting into print - 29th January 2014
• Primary academy elects its first head boy and head girl - 12th December 2013
• Teacher takes early retirement in memory of his brother - 11th December 2013
• Teacher takes early retirement in memory of his brother - 10th December 2013
• Castle Manor chemistry students drop in on Genzyme - 9th April 2013
• Head for Haverhill - 8th December 2012
• Head for Haverhill - 21st October 2012
• Academy defied county council to get a special school in town - 20th September 2012
• School test results soar since middle schools were axed - 3rd September 2012
• Academy part-funds police community support officer - 3rd September 2012
• Head reveals her hopes for state-of-the-art new school buildings - 25th April 2012
• Students' anti-drug campaign wins awards - 9th March 2012
• Young entrepreneurs impress during special week - 23rd November 2011
• Students collect gifts for troops in Afghanistan - 21st November 2011