Burntwood School - London

 

 

Burntwood was opened as a new school in September 1986 although the buildings date from 1958. A new forward-looking school was created by Governors, staff and students to realise their mission statement 'the best education today for the women of tomorrow'. There was a real commitment to girls' education and achievement.

The school is a 'foundation' school linked financially to the Local Education Authority, Wandsworth, but our Governors control admissions, staffing, buildings and curriculum policies.

The buildings, dating from 1958, are an award winning design by London County Council architects. A landscaped site of 13 acres provides a campus style design together with an adjoining sports field. Teaching is centred in two main blocks containing specialist areas for Science laboratories, Computer networks, Design & Technology workshops, Mathematics rooms, the Library, English and Media Studies facilities, Art rooms, Dance, Drama and Music areas, Language laboratories and classrooms.

Separate buildings include a large hall (which seats the whole school for Assembly) and a drama hall, a staff room, a student refectory and a Physical Education building which includes three large gymnasia and a swimming pool. The Sixth Form have their own block.

http://www.burntwoodschool.com/

City of Stoke Sixth Form College

 

 

The City of Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College is renowned across the region for its outstanding quality of teaching, support and encouragement of students.

The College is a lively and interesting community of students drawn from a wide range of backgrounds and varying abilities and interests. We take pride in providing opportunities in which all students can develop their full personal and academic potential. Learning should be enjoyable, take place in comfortable surroundings, be supported by the best in equipment and facilities, and provided by qualified and caring professionals.

http://www.stokesfc.ac.uk/

Billericay School - Essex

 

 

The Billericay School is one of the largest schools in Essex with a roll of almost 1700 students, including over 250 in the Sixth Form. The school site enjoys an enviable location; close to the town centre, yet situated in spacious grounds, the school is positioned on an elevated site with distant and sweeping views down towards the River Thames and beyond. In times past, a windmill stood nearby, a piece of local history still commemorated in the school badge.

Teaching takes place in four principal blocks.

The original structure, that dates from the school's foundation some sixty years ago includes an open air, furnished and planted quadrangle for lower school students to use during the summer months.

Other buildings include a modern Technology and Business Studies block, an Art, Food Technology and Textiles building and a Sixth Form Centre that provides a modern, attractive environment for our older students.

http://www.billericay.essex.sch.uk/

Bury Grammar School Girls - Lancashire

 

 

Bury Grammar School Girls is a selective independent grammar school which combines a strong tradition of academic excellence with the best of modern educational practice.

The school is committed to: Unlocking each child's potential.

Helping pupils achieve success by challenging them academically and providing many extra curricular activities giving participants great enjoyment and a whole new range of experiences.

Children of all ages thrive in a secure family atmosphere. While many children stay from three or four years old, girls join us at seven, eleven or sixteen years finding themselves part of a lively and happy community where each individual is known, where young people's opinions are valued and where their achievements in all areas of school life are positively acknowledged.

http://www.bgsg.bury.sch.uk/