Useful Links

• Suffolk Football Association
  

  The Football Association website for Suffolk.

• Football Association
  

  The FA is the governing body of Football and is responsible for all regulatory aspects of the game of football in England.

• RM Phoenix
  

  Printers of the Saturday afternoon Match Day Programme

• Framlingham.com
  

  Framlingham has a population of approximately 3,500. The market was granted to the town in about 1285 and this continues twice weekly on the Market Hill. Tourism is an imporatn part of the Framlingham economy - the Castle alone attracts over 80,000 visitors per year. The town centre is designated as a Conservation area and has 74 listed buildings. For more information visit the Framlingham website.

• Framlingham Historical Archive
  

  The idea for creating an historical archive for Framlingham was conceived in 2008, and is now incorporated in The Framlingham and District Local History and Preservation Society. The  Framlingham Historical Archive website portrays a selection of photographs which capture the town and its people over a period of approximately 100 years.

• Trace Your Ancestors
  

  Family history research is a very absorbing past time but for some people maybe due to the time and some times experience that is involved they would prefer that it was completed for them. So why not let Amanda Cornwell find out more about your family history?

 

Schools In Framlingham

 

• Thomas Mills High School
  

  Thomas Mills High school stands in its own playing fields and has many strong links with the local community. It has been granted Technology College Status, Language status and more recently Arts Status. There is an extensive programme of extra curricular activites including regular exchanges with schools in France and Germany.  
  
  

  School Stats
  Number of Pupils (Appox)	1115
  Sixth Form	Yes
  Age Range	11 - 18

  
  

• Sir Robert Hitcham's CEVAP Primary School
  

  Sir Robert Hitcham's is a Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School which provides a stimulating environment for children. The school caters for children from 4 years (Nursery) up to 11 years and has gained a place on the Chief Inpector of Schools' annual list of Outstanding schools.
  
  

  School Stats
  Number of Pupils (Appox)	310
  Nursery	Yes
  Age Range	4 - 11

  
  

• Framlingham College and Brandeston Hall
  

  Framlingham College was founded in 1864 in memory of Prince Albert. Along with its junior school, Brandeston Hall, it provides fully co-educational, fee-paying schooling for ages 3 - 18. In addition to academic success, pupils enjoy a wide range of drama opportunites, the Combined Cadet Force, the Duke Of Edinburgh Award scheme and a variety of sports. Scholarships and bursaries are available to ensure access is open to talented students.

  
  
  

  School Stats
  Number of Pupils (Appox)	500
  Nursery	Yes at Brandeston Hall
  Sixth Form	Yes
  Age Range (Brandeston Hall)	2½ - 13
  Age Range (Framlingham College)	13 - 18