As part of Cliff Lane Primary's careers week, Clare Flintoff our CEO shared her career journey and sparked insightful discussions with Year 5 and 6 pupils using Kahil Gibran's writing on children. The children astounded with their deep interpretations, leading to a conversation about individuality, finding one's path, and aligning work with values. This inspiring experience reaffirmed ASSET's commitment to empowering young people to create a better world.

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In December 2024, a small group of lucky Holton pupils embarked on a magical journey to London's iconic Royal Opera House. Click above to read their inspiring day ...

In a world where education is often seen as the key to success, it is easy to forget that schools are just one part of the equation. At ASSET Education, we believe that a child's future is shaped by a variety of factors, including family, community, and other experiences. That's why we're taking a different approach to education, one that focuses on the whole child and their well-being... 

It's that time of the year when we recognise passion and care...

Hazel Sacco, teacher and Forest School lead at Wenhaston Primary talks about the impact of Forest School on children's development, learning and mental and physical health...

Angela Briggs-Mee, Trust PSHE Network Lead, teacher at Ilketshall Primary and member of the Trust Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Group talks about the importance of a well-resourced library...

What lessons did you love best at school? We asked some of our children to tell us all what they loved to learn and why...

We've been reflective in November, with lots happening that reminds us how important the people in our communities, past and present, are in shaping our children's sense of belonging...

We were thrilled that four ASSET schools were finalists in the Suffolk Education Awards. We had two winners - take a look who they were...

Three teams of staff from Edgar Sewter Primary in Halesworth, Bungay Primary and The Beeches Primary in Ipswich too part in the Race Across Suffolk last week to raise money for The Blossom Charity, who support people who have been through challenging life circumstances.