A number of primary schools and high schools in and around Ipswich were visited by Ofsted in the past academic year - here's how they all performed.
The education watchdog visited 19 primary schools, one independent school, two schools for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and four high schools in the area.
This was the first academic year that Ofsted didn't give out one-word judgements to schools, instead judging schools across a variety of categories.
Among the SEND schools was Woodbridge Road Academy which was inspected for the first time. They were judged to be 'outstanding' in three of the four areas.
The other SEND school was Stone Lodge Academy, which in contrast to Woodbridge Road Academy, were seen to be 'inadequate' in three of the four areas, with personal development being rated 'requires improvement'.
In November, The Oaks Primary School was found to be maintaining the 'outstanding' standards it was judged to have back in 2018.
Murrayfield Primary Academy, Henley Primary School and Gusford Primary School all had graded inspections and were all found to be 'good' in four categories and 'outstanding' in one.
Clifford Road Primary School and Nursery, however, was seen to be 'requires improvement' across all five categories.
In terms of high schools, both Hadleigh High School and St Alban's Catholic High School maintained their 'good' standards.
Westbourne Academy, however, was visited by inspectors in June and was seen to be 'inadequate' across all four categories, with inspectors finding that "disruptive behaviour in lessons and corridors" from a section of students affects the running of the school - which led to teacher strikes.
A full list of schools inspected can be found below:
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