Published: 16:17, 11 March 2021
Kineton High School is to be completely rebuilt following the award of an incredible £20million in Government funding.
Kineton High School (picture from Google) (45062903)
The money, which will come from the Governmentâs School Rebuilding Programme, will see the school site transformed when work begins in the autumn.
Kineton is not the only school to benefit, both Southam College and Hartshill School will each receive significant funding, with Warwickshire County Council confirming a figure of £60million will be shared between the three.
Altogether 50 schools across the country will benefit from the School Rebuilding Programme.
Warwickshire County Council say they and hope the project will create jobs and training opportunities for apprentices.
Coalville school to be refurbished as part of Government £1 billion initiative
It has been chosen to be part of the School Rebuilding Programme
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Castle Rock High School in Coalville (Image: Northcliffe Media Ltd.)
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A Coalville school has been selected to be part of the Governmentâs new £1 billion initiative.
Headteacher delighted as West Coventry Academy set to be entirely rebuilt
West Coventry Academy is one of 50 schools to be included in the first phase of the rebuilding project
Google Street View image of the entrance to West Coventry Academy, formerly known as Tile Hill Wood School and Language College (Image: Google Street View)
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The Department for Education has announced 50 schools who will benefit from the School Rebuilding Programme. The department has prioritised schools for the first 50 projects based on the condition of their buildings. Schools have been prioritised that are known to have Laingspan or Intergrid buildings, which are in the poorest condition as identified in data collected by the department. Fred Longworth High School in Tyldesley is among the 50 projects to have been selected, A statement from the school said: This is fantastic news for the school and will enable us to provide the modern, state of the art facilities that our students and staff deserve.
New Bolton high school finally given green light as town looks for much-needed places We have been working hard to increase the number and variety of secondary school places available in the borough and this will be a welcome boost.
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How the Kings Leadership Academy could look. (Image: Copyright Unknown)
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