Inclusive Learning Campus BSF

• Building Schools for the Future at Moselle, William C Harvey and Woodside High schools
• Milestones
• Architect's vision
• Planning application
• Newsletter
• BSF architect for the school
• Further Information.

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Building Schools for the Future at Moselle, William C Harvey and Woodside High schools

Each of our secondary and special schools has come up with its own vision for the future, to reflect our overall education vision for the borough. BSF funding amounting to £27.9m will help Woodside High, Moselle and William C Harvey schools to achieve their particular visions.

Along with improving spaces and facilities, this particular BSF project proposes the creation of an inclusive learning campus (ILC) on the current Woodside High site. Read more about the reorganisation to create the proposed ILC.

Woodside High School’s vision focuses on:

• driving standards ever-higher
• the creation of an ILC
• achieving excellence in its business and enterprise specialism and
• forging stronger links with the community, offering extended facilities and support.

The visions for Moselle and William C Harvey schools are based around the proposed ILC, aiming to:

• combine the best elements of special and secondary schools

• ensure pupils with complex needs will still get the support they need, while at the same time having access to the specialist facilities a secondary school can offer

• provide a more personalised learning experience, enabling our pupils to achieve the highest possible standards in relation to their personal goals and

• foster a positive and caring community, in which difference and diversity are welcomed, whilst discrimination is opposed and challenged.

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Milestones

Below are some key dates, or ‘milestones’, for our schools’ BSF project.

Milestones	Dates
Outline design completed	November 2007
Detailed design completed for planning	January 2008
Construction begins	August 2008
Completion date	Autumn 2011

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Architect's vision

Having worked very closely with Woodside High, William C Harvey and Moselle schools we have developed a design for the inclusive learning campus on the Woodside High school site which will continue to raise standards for students.

As well as upgrading some of the existing school buildings, a new purpose-built block for English, languages, maths, information and communications technology (ICT), and science will provide improved teaching and learning facilities for Woodside High school students.

The range of learning opportunities available to students would also be enhanced by new sports changing and activity facilities and an improved layout of the music, drama and art rooms in the creative arts block. Students in the special school will also use this building for music and art lessons which would be made possible by making corridor movement easier and installing specialist teaching facilities here, as well as across the whole campus.

These improved facilities will support the goal to promote inclusion between mainstream students and special school students. A new purpose-built building with specialist facilities will provide a base for the special school. Dedicated external spaces will incorporate passive and active areas, such as quiet areas and a cycling track, to cater for the different needs of special school students.

Planning application

The BSF planning application for the Inclusive Learning Campus has been approved by Haringey's Planning Committee. You can view the approved application in the external links section at the end of this page.

Click on a picture below to view a larger version of the photo.

Filename	Architect's impression	Filesize
1 Ground floor plan - Woodside inclusive learning campus		61KB
2 First floor plan - Woodside inclusive learning campus		41KB
3 Second floor plan - Woodside inclusive learning campus		40KB
4 Access strategy diagram - Woodside inclusive learning campus		60KB
5 Faculties plan - Woodside inclusive learning campus		60KB
6 School grounds - Woodside inclusive learning campus		46KB
7 Site information and analysis - Woodside inclusive learning campus		92KB

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Newsletter

Further information is available from the ILC BSF newsletter in the attached files section below. This includes information on early design proposals, along with details of some of the new facilities that may be provided.

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BSF architect for the school

The BSF architect appointed to Woodside ILC is Penoyre and Prasad.

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Further Information

Building Schools for the Future
Civic Centre
High Road
Wood Green
N22 8LE

Tel 020 8489 4581
Fax 020 8489 2886

Email bsf@haringey.gov.uk.

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Attached Files

Filename	Filetype	Size
inclusive learning campus bsf newsletter.pdf	PDF	353K
PDF documents require Adobe Acrobat reader. Please click here to download.

Useful External Links

The following links are not part of the Haringey Council website. Please read our legal disclaimer before using these links

• Civic Centre map location
• Inclusive Learning Campus BSF planning application

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