In 2017 there has been a huge increase in the number of parents wishing to enrol their children at Mustard Seed School. Instead of the normal intake of 50 students a year, the school has enrolled twice that number. This follows two years of good O-level results and the first year of outstanding A-level results.
As a result we have been helping the school plan for expansion. We have secured minimum 25 year leases on two large blocks of school land, and leases are pending on the rest of the land. This gives us the confidence to raise funds for a major expansion at the school. We have funded the services of a local surveyor who has drawn up the plan below for future developments around the new playing field.
The aim, over a number of years, is to build a new 4-classroom block, science lab, computer room, a new hall and staff housing.
The immediate priority is to provide additional classrooms, so the school can create two first year classes on the path to becoming a two-stream entry school. The first requirement is to build a security fence around the site. UHST has already sent funds to start this work. Immediately the site is secure we will begin the phased funding of the new 4-classroom block (see plan below).
UHST will need to raise £27,000 for this and we will need all the help we can get. A new toilet block will also need to be built at the same time.
These developments will make a huge difference to the school and set it on the path towards sustainability.
Mustard Seed School Expansion Plan
Posted: March 10, 2017 by Steve Hurd
In 2017 there has been a huge increase in the number of parents wishing to enrol their children at Mustard Seed School. Instead of the normal intake of 50 students a year, the school has enrolled twice that number. This follows two years of good O-level results and the first year of outstanding A-level results.
As a result we have been helping the school plan for expansion. We have secured minimum 25 year leases on two large blocks of school land, and leases are pending on the rest of the land. This gives us the confidence to raise funds for a major expansion at the school. We have funded the services of a local surveyor who has drawn up the plan below for future developments around the new playing field.
The aim, over a number of years, is to build a new 4-classroom block, science lab, computer room, a new hall and staff housing.
The immediate priority is to provide additional classrooms, so the school can create two first year classes on the path to becoming a two-stream entry school. The first requirement is to build a security fence around the site. UHST has already sent funds to start this work. Immediately the site is secure we will begin the phased funding of the new 4-classroom block (see plan below).
UHST will need to raise £27,000 for this and we will need all the help we can get. A new toilet block will also need to be built at the same time.
These developments will make a huge difference to the school and set it on the path towards sustainability.
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