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Former pupil returns as new Head of Ipswich School

Ipswich School welcomes Mr Gregory as its new head, marking a return to his alma mater.

Mr Gregory has taken the helm at Ipswich School, bringing a deep personal connection to an institution with over 600 years of history in the town.

Mr Gregory with two pupils
Mr Gregory joins the school he attended as a pupil as Head of Ipswich School(Tom SoperIpswich School)

The details:

  • Mr Gregory was previously Head of Wycliffe College in Gloucestershire

  • He attended Ipswich School as a pupil in the 1980s

  • His parents worked at the school from 1963 to 2010

Mr Gregory's vision: A spokesperson for the school said: "We look forward to this exciting new chapter under Mr Gregory’s leadership. He is committed to continuing our proud 600+ year history as the centre of educational excellence in the region.

"It is his belief that at the core of an Ipswich School education is a desire to inspire our pupils so that they leave us with a body of knowledge, a portfolio of skills and a strong sense of self-worth and self-knowledge."

What's next: The school is hosting an Open Morning on Saturday, 28 September. Those who would like to experience Mr Gregory's vision firsthand can register their interest here: https://www.ipswich.school/openevents

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