Calday Grange Grammar School - Buildings

Buildings

The buildings/blocks are named after past headmasters or the subject taught there. The current buildings and their uses are as follows:

• The building (A) – Art and Drama
• The Business Centre(B) – Business Studies, Economics, Law and Philosophy
• The Canteen Extension(C) – Music, canteen seating and exhibition space
• The Dodd building (D) – Design and Technology and Information Technology
• The E Block(E) – English, careers, counselling and base for the Wirral Able Children Centre
• The Glasspool building (G) – English and Mathematics
  • The GS block (GS) – Formerly Psychology, now converted into a cooking room.
• The Hawkins building (H) – Modern Foreign Languages. These Languages are French, Spanish, German, Russian,Chinese and Latin.
• The Walker building (W) – Sciences, Geography, History and Religious Education
• The Nigel Briers Building (W) – English, History, Government and Politics and study area
• The PE building (P) – Physical Education and studies

General Studies can be taught in any block in the school, depending on the rooms of the teachers teaching the subject that year. Each building has a letter code consisting of the first letter of its name, with the exception of the Briers building, which, for this purpose, is considered an extension of the Walker building. These letters are used to designate room names, for example, the second room (2) on the first floor (1) of the Hawkins building (H) is known as H12. Ground floor rooms have no floor number, so the third room (3) on the ground floor of the Walker building (W) is W3. Floor numbering does not extend to the Business Centre, where first floor rooms have single digit numbers.

The school's swimming pool is operated by an independent charity, Calday Grange Swimming Pool Trust.