Kesgrave High School
More than just a School

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The School
- Parents
  
  Kesgrave High School’s parents information page is regularly updated with all you need to know if you have a child attending the school.
- Main School
  
  Find out everything about our main school including our values, subjects, house point system and download our prospectus.
- Sixth Form
  
  Find out everything about our 6th Form including our facilities, subjects, admission system and download the prospectus.
Partnerships
- Teaching School
  
  Farlingaye and Kesgrave High Schools were designated as a joint Teaching School in July 2011. We are formed from like-minded schools and higher education institutions to strive to continually improve the quality of teaching, learning and standards for students locally. We believe that working together on existing and new initiatives will bring about exciting and valuable developments.
- Maths HUB
  
  The Norfolk and Suffolk Maths Hub is part of a national network of 35 Maths Hubs. These hubs work together in the National Maths Hub programme to lead improvement in mathematics education in England. They seek to harness all the maths leadership and expertise within an area, to develop and spread excellent practice, for the benefit of all pupils and students.
- Research School
  
  We are a collaboration of three local teaching schools: Highfield Nursery School, Kesgrave and Farlingaye TSA and Springfield Junior TSA, who have worked together over the last three years to provide 0-19 system support in Ipswich and beyond.
Join Us
- Staff Vacancies
  
  Come and join our team – Excellent facilities, wonderful students, brilliant conditions of service and truly supportive colleagues.
- Sixth Form
  
  Find out everything about our 6th Form including our facilities, subjects, admission system and download the prospectus.
- Main School
  
  Find out everything about our main school including our values, subjects, house point system and download our prospectus.
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