SITE MASTERPLAN


Matravers School has successfully attracted a significant amount of additional funding over the past few years to help us transform our site and to realise our vision for the school.


Over the next couple of years we aim to deliver our key principles around this which include:


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Developing the quality of the facilities that already exist.


Enhancing our Sports Village. Enhancing our Arts Provision.


Extending our ability to provide facilities for the community.


We are delighted that our Priority School Building Programme begins during the summer holidays. This programme is split into phases:


PHASE 1 (SUMMER HOLIDAYS)


We were delighted that this phase of the works went well. Our new Graphics room is being well-used for teaching and learning and the temporary carpark is in place.


PHASE 2 (SEPTEMBER 2018 ONWARDS)


We are approximately 19 weeks into a 61 week build programme. We are pleased that the concreting phase is complete. The roofing aspect is progressing well and we are at the point of installing external walls. The ground bearing slab is also being formed. After Christmas work will begin on the internal works of the building.


PHASE 3 (JANUARY 2020 ONWARDS)


The old Maths, Science and Technology block will be demolished with the plan to replace this space with 2 new astro-turf facilities.


Alongside this, after some delays from the Wiltshire Council, we are now progressing our £1 million improvement of the Main Teaching block.


Our contractors, Midas, have been extremely supportive of the wider community, including: sponsoring the local Youth Club Christmas film night; offering work experience to pupils; involved in putting on a career’s fair for the school to promote careers in construction; and they’re actively trying to employ personnel from the local community.


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