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St Mary's Church of England (CofE) Academy

Mail Address: Trinity Avenue, Mildenhall, BURY ST EDMUNDS, Suffolk, IP28 7LR

Main Telephone: 01638 713317

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Receptionist: Mrs Bell

Office Hours: 08:00 to 16:00 Mon - Fri during term time.

Limited parking is available on site, access via controlled gates from Trinity Avenue

CCTV operates on the site 24/7

Visitors are required to sign-in at the Academy Reception desk at the main entrance.

All contractors must report to reception prior to commencing any work on site.

Mobile phones and other devices with cameras are restricted on this site. No camera enabled device is to be used in the presence of pupils without prior permission from the Principal.

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