St Thomas More BSF
- Building Schools for the Future (BSF) at St Thomas More school
- Environmental information
- Newsletter
- Further information
Building Schools for the Future (BSF) at St Thomas More school
The school has a clear vision for the future to become a centre for sporting excellence, focus more on individual student’s needs and wants and expand the school’s role as a resource for the community.
|back to topThis exciting project includes:
- New two-storey accommodation for drama, media, music and ICT / business.
- a new public entrance,
- an extension to the library
- there will be new ICT (computers and interactive whiteboards)
- new cabling and servers to support the ICT
The Architects for the school is ABK Architects. The Contractors are Breyer Group. Find out more in Meet the Contractors.
|back to topThis scheme was granted planning permission in June 2009.
The project went on site in June 2009
Estimated Completion Date: Winter 2010
|back to topEnvironmental Information
The scheme at St Thomas More school aims to achieve an independent environmental rating (BREEAM) of ‘Very Good’.
The heating and hot water will be provided by Biomass boilers. These use waste product as the fuel, reducing the dependence on fossil fuels and minimising waste that goes to landfill.
|back to topNewsletter
The next newsletter is due to be published in early 2010. Keep checking this project page for the latest information about BSF transformation at this school.
|back to topFurther 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
|back to topUseful External Links
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