Master Plan
As a School, we are enormously grateful for all we have inherited and for the foresight and commitment of those who have come before us.
What has been passed on to us can be seen in many of the School’s traditions, programmes and quite tangibly in our campus facilities.
The Junior Campus has evolved significantly since it started as the site for Broadland House Church of England Grammar School in 1845. Just last week, I enjoyed sharing the photos below with Grade 2 as I shared with students about change over time as part of their current inquiry.
The Senior Campus, once a 25-acre farm, continues to benefit from the historic buildings constructed during the first half of last century along with more recent developments including the refurbishment of the Learning Hub which students have been enjoying this term.
Over the last two years, considerable thought has been dedicated to the ongoing development of both campuses.
In 2021, we were pleased to announce the acquisition of more than 5000 square metres of land for the Junior Campus, the majority of which will be green space. We expect that later this year students will be able to commence use of some of this new land and over the coming months a Master Plan for the Junior Campus will be developed.
At the Senior Campus, in recent years, we have continued to renew and develop our learning spaces while also working through a process to develop a Master Plan which will guide the coherent development of the Senior Campus over approximately the next 15 years. An overview of the Senior Campus Master Plan was emailed to alumni this week and I would encourage you to read more about the Plan on our website and to watch the video below.
Richard Ford
Headmaster