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| 6 May 2026 | |
| Written by Caroline Gould | |
| Alumni News |
Last Sunday we invited all former Heads of School to join us for lunch, and to unveil the new honours board which now takes pride of place in the School Dining Hall.
With OIs in attendance from the class of 1959 right up to the class of 2025 it was a great event. Guests arrived to the New Dining Hall for drinks where we watched the School Film and enjoyed a video message from our oldest Head Boy; Geoff Knights (OI 1939-51) now based in Australia.
We then headed into the main Dining Hall for a delicious two course lunch, with lots of chatter from OIs catching up and recalling their time at Ipswich School. Head, Nick Gregory (OI 1981-88) said a few words after lunch, and then we took a tour of the School, with lots of reminiscing along the way.
The sun was shining and everyone had a great time.
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