Chase Terrace Technology College
Chase Terrace Technology College, the area's secondary school, was destroyed by fire in August 2002. There has been speculation that the fire was started by Arsonists. It was rebuilt at a cost of £15m. The school is now an Arts College as well as a Technology College, having very good Arts and Technology facilities. The school has a school council, and a library. It also has iMacs and various other computing technology.
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