Canvey Island - Education

Education

The first school, Castle View School, is a comprehensive school for ages 11–16 located in the north of Canvey Island overlooked by Hadleigh Castle. Furtherwick Park School is for 11-16 year olds and was located in the town centre and is a specialist media arts school. Unfortunately Furtherwick Park School closed in 2011 to make way for a brand new BSF program to moved Castle View School on to the site. Sadly the last remaining 70 students in their final year of secondary study they are being educated on a building site. The second school is a specialist arts school named after Cornelius Vermuyden which is located near Waterside Farm.

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