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St Crispin's School

Wokingham Borough Council is working with a number of schools, including St Crispin's School, to provide additional school places, to address the shortfall in secondary Year 7 places.

Enhanced accommodation, with additional classrooms are planned to enable additional pupils to be admitted.

Following a review of the current accommodation, the following building works are planned:

A new canopy and entrance to accommodate the larger cohort entering the school
A new dining hall extension
Further works packages to support the growth of the school are expected to be agreed in the near future. These will also be subject to public consultation
Extending the existing 6th form centre, creating 8 new classrooms (in line with the existing 6th Form planning consent)

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St Crispin's School Public Consultation Document 2 Final.pdf

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4 issues

Ilmu Forensik3 years ago

Louise Brown3 years ago

Robin Cops3 years ago I'm hoping that these plans do not impact on the Millett Murals. These are very much part of the school's history and were recovered 10 years ago at significant cost and effort and have been quoted in books.PS. In part answer to Marc Savini's query on listing, I understand that the listing covers the whole of the school although of particular interest was the four story tower block. In the past any work on the original structure had to conform with the listing e.g. painting the outside panels to the original colour

Marc Savini3 years ago 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.

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