Buildings
The campus is a large site with multiple buildings. In addition to the hall buildings some are used for specific curriculum areas whilst others are facilities buildings (such as The Diner or the Leisure Centre).
Some of the many buildings include:
- Dansteed 1 and Dansteed 2 (Art and Maths)
- Grafton 1 and Grafton 2
- Portway
- Saxon
- Activities Block (Science, ICT and ADT)
- Upper Level (Science, ICT, Performing Arts and ADT)
- Leisure Centre
- Ashurst (Sports hall)
- Cooksey (Post-16 + Library)
- Cooksey 2 (Post-16)
- Cooksey 3 (Music block)
- Theatre
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