School Publications
The three main publications are The Ipswichian which is the annual School magazine, The Cardinal which is a publication for Old Ipswichians and The Occasional. The Occasional is the school newspaper published every Monday and written by pupils, and edited by the Press Officer. It contains articles of note and interest to the members of the school such as sports results and upcoming events. It has recently celebrated its 600th issue and is now in full colour as of the start of the school year 2008.
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