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Players and key positions

Residents at Manor Farm Care Home discover the Archive All-Stars and create their own versions of the football characters, whilst pupils at Kessingland Primary school consider their own characters and identify key skills, greatest achievements and goals.

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Season begins at Kessingland Primary school

The first Spring session of Extra Time in which the entire Year 5 class at Kessingland Primary school learn a little about the Archive All-Stars and create their own football character.

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Certified Carbon Literate

“I am delighted to have been certified carbon literate by the Carbon Literacy Project as part of Suffolk Artlink’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions.” Alistair Winch

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Kick off at Poplars

A glorious afternoon at Poplars Primary School in Lowestoft, where Year 5 children learnt about the Archive All-Stars and then brought them to life through their cardboard figures.

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Expanding Horizons

“I’ve had so much fun today, it’s lovely just to laugh together, it makes me feel so much better.”

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A celebration of football stories

We spend some Extra Time at Britten Court, to listen to some of their football stories, and Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy, where Year 5 learn some stories about football in Lowestoft and celebrate the characters on the pitch.

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New business sponsor Clubb Creative.

Creative director Guy said “We’re thrilled to be able to support Suffolk Artlink. It’s a fantastic opportunity to encourage creativity while making a meaningful impact in our community. We’re already exploring ideas on ways our experienced team of creatives can collaborate with charity throughout 2025.”

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Old photographs and new beginnings

Whilst pupils at All Saints C of E Primary school in Laxfield enjoy a pre-half term session with poet Dean, creating the Museum of Us full of favourites sights, sounds and personal joys, children at Kessingland Primary Academy spend a post-half term period finding out about Extra Time, and telling us why they would like to be involved.

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