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  1. Thomas Mills High School & Sixth Form was inspected by Ofsted in January 2023 and received a ‘Good’ rating. To view our Ofsted report please click the link below. To give you a flavour of what Ofsted have said recently about Thomas Mills High School & Sixth Form, we have listed some quotes below: “Pupils feel safe at school”.

  2. thomasmills.suffolk.sch.uk › wp-content › uploadsThomas Mills High School

    Thomas Mills High School was formed in September 1979 by the amalgamation of the Mills Grammar School and Framlingham Modern School. It is a mixed 11-18 comprehensive school and on 1st June 2011 became a state maintained Academy in response to the Department for Education’s invitation to Outstanding Schools.

  3. Bus Route Map 2022. Download PDF. Discover bus links to Thomas Mills School and opt-in for school or post-16 travel with Suffolk County Council's transport options for ages 11-19.

  4. Students at present attending Thomas Mills High School. Fill in an online application form and submit to the Sixth Form. This will lead automatically to an interview with Sixth Form staff, an invitation to our open day and your choices being fed into the options pattern. Students at present attending any other school should use the same online ...

  5. Read More. 4 March 2024. Stay updated with the latest news and events at our school. Take a look here for articles, announcements, and exciting updates.

  6. thomasmills.suffolk.sch.uk › wp-content › uploadsThomas Mills High School

    Thomas Mills High School was formed in September 1979 by the amalgamation of the Mills Grammar School and Framlingham Modern School. It is a mixed 11-18 comprehensive school and on 1st June 2011 became a state maintained Academy in response to the Department for Education’s invitation to Outstanding Schools.

  7. 2 de oct. de 2020 · THOMAS MILLS HIGH SCHOOL 1979 Thomas Mills High School opened with MR MICHAEL BROWN as first Headmaster. The new buildings were, from the beginning, too small for the number of students (the Local Authority provided permanent buildings only for 590, including a sixth form of 125) and "temporary" mobile classrooms had to be brought from the Grammar School site.