BSF Schools in Westminster
- £34 million rebuild of the Lupus Street site school
- enhanced sports provision and facilities to support the schools specialism as a performing and visual arts college
- new community library and adult education centre
- 2011 completion date.
- redevelopment of the Blandford Street site into a university style learning centre for children aged 14 - 19
- refurbishment of the High Street site to support the school's specialist subjects of performing arts, maths and computing
- 2010 completion date.
Westminster City School- creation of new classrooms, improved sixth form provision and a sports hall for the school and community
- development of new music rooms and a drama studio
- new art department
- 2010 completion date.
St. Augustine's CE High School
- refurbishment of main teaching block, including facade improvements
- new science laboratories to support the school's specialism in science
- new atrium dining area linking the existing main school buildings
- new drama and activity studios
- new full size sports hall available for community use
- landscaping works to the entire site
- capacity increase from 700 to 900 pupils
- 2011 completion date.
- improvements to current school building;
- increased pupil capacity from 600 to 750;
- new classrooms and science laboratories;
- new sports hall;
- roof top court for variety of sports and play;
- conversion of the existing gym into new drama and music spaces;
- additional dining area and activity hall;
- 2011 completion date.
- new block at the St. Andrew's site;
- state of the art facilities for drama, music, art and film studies;
- improvements to the outdoor sports;
- facilities, which will be available for community use;
- improvements to St. Andrew's and St. Michael's sites to increase dining and study space;
- 2011 completion date.
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee School
- combination of refurbishment and new-build;
- new hydrotherapy and physiotherapy suite;
- new post-16 centre with independent living suite and gymnasium.
- Brand new school built on the existing site;
- Facilties include a new full service kitchen, additional therapy rooms, improved drama and art facilities to meet the needs of pupils with autism and complex needs and a full suite of IT enabled teaching accommodation.
Marlborough Hill Campus
This development will encompass the Quintin Kynaston Community Foundation School and provision of Beachcroft School, as well as two Primary Capital Programme (PCP) funded primaries, George Eliot Infant School and George Eliot Junior School.
- A new facility to help young people who have had difficulty in mainstream schools continue their education.
Quintin Kynaston Community Foundation School
- Brand new accommodation for this 1,300 pupil school;
- new science and music blocks and the integration of advanced Information Communication Technology (ICT) services across the whole school;
- new suite of sports facilities, available for community use.
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