Questions and Suggestions

A lot of the buildings at St. Crispins are showing their age, and despite being listed, will not last forever. Are all the original buildings listed or just some of them? Have they been built in a way that will enable them to be insulated to modern standards? Because of rising energy costs, thermal efficiency is increasingly important. The secondary school that I attended (St Josephs in Newport) was built in 1964 copying the same modular style as the St Crispin’s Prototype. It was demolished and rebuilt in 2004 as it was determined that the buildings were coming to the end of their design life. The original St Crispin’s buildings certainly look like they have passed the end of their design life.

With regards to what else should be a priority for improvement. I would say that replacing the main hall with something more modern and a full sized 3g pitch.