- The coed day school’s history dates to the 16th century, when Thomas Seckford, courtier to Elizabeth I, established a foundation to better prospects for the young and elderly in Suffolk.
- The majority of school leavers gain a place at their first-choice university; in 2025, more than half of all A-level grades achieved were A*-A, and five students achieved a set of straight A* grades.
- The learning support team at the Centre of Reaching Excellence provides a space for private study surrounded by resources. Pupils can also attend one-to-one tutoring at their own request.
- Woodbridge attracts accomplished skiers who compete nationally and internationally. Regular training sessions are held at the nearby Suffolk Ski Centre.
- Scholarships are awarded for entry into years 7, 9 and 12 for academic excellence, art, chess, drama, music and sport. A head’s award is awarded to those who “can demonstrate an exceptional level of talent or achievement” in a discipline not covered by the other scholarship subject areas.
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