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community
The School is responsible for
the local Community Education
Service, run under contract to
Tower Hamlets Council.
School becomes a
Learning Village
Bishop Challoner Catholic Collegiate School located in Tower Hamlets is mid-way through a
£40m Learning Village development – a collaboration between the Government, the Catholic
Church’s Westminster Diocese and the local authority – which is delivering new classrooms,
a sports hall, libraries, administrative buildings and a village club for use by both students
and the wider community.
T
HE LEARNING Village is an umbrella educational regulations. The head and
term for several organisations which governing body have provided leadership
share a common vision and mission, for the Collegiate School since its
serving the local Catholic and wider inception in 2001. The Boys and Girls
communities and together occupying a schools are legally and physically
single site in Tower Hamlets: separate, with their own premises and
- Bishop Challoner Girls' School admission arrangements. However, they
(secondary) share some specialist facilities and the
- Bishop Challoner Boys' School Sixth Form. The school staff are deployed
(secondary) across the whole Collegiate School.
- Bishop Challoner Sixth Form College
(post 16) Community cohesion
- Bishop Challoner Community Education The School has also become responsible
Service (all age) for the local Community Education
- St Mary and St Michael's School Service. This is run under contract to
(nursery and primary) Tower Hamlets Council. Some services are
- St Mary and St Michael's Church offered using the facilities of the campus
and parish. site, others are offered in the local area.
The Collegiate School is composed of For the Government, the Learning Village
With greater aspirations come better
the Boys' and Girls' Schools and the Sixth is a ground-breaking venture, both in
exam outcomes. Form, which are formally federated under urban and community renewal and in
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