Parents and the Community

What is BSF?

BSF or Building Schools for the Future is the largest ever national school building programme. The aim of the programme is to rebuild or modernise nearly every secondary school in England.

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Schools for the Future - today

In Haringey, the Council has secured over £200m to improve local secondary schools and support new ways of teaching and learning. The transformation of our schools is already underway.

As well as providing modern classrooms, computers and other facilities at our existing schools, the programme will also create a brand new school, Heartlands High School.

These changes are all aimed at improving the life chances of local children and young people and continuing to raise educational standards in the borough.

In this way the BSF programme is about more than buildings - it is about changing and transforming the way we educate young people, encouraging change and regeneration throughout our schools and into the wider community.

Further information and our latest newsletter can be found in the attached files section. Translations of this page are available below.


Language	File type	File size
Albanian.pdf	PDF	174KB
Arabic.pdf	PDF	268KB
Bengali.pdf	PDF	233KB
French.pdf	PDF	176KB
Greek.pdf	PDF	181KB
Kurdish.pdf	PDF	175KB
Polish.pdf	PDF	178KB
Portuguese.pdf	PDF	175KB
Somali.pdf	PDF	174KB
Turkish.pdf	PDF	175KB

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Contact Us

If you wish to comment on the programme or ask us a question about the programme please email: bsf@haringey.gov.uk

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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
bsf frequently asked questions.pdf	PDF	125K
bsf glossary of terms.pdf	PDF	119K
BSF autumn newsletter.pdf	PDF	1120K
your easy guide to bsf .pdf	PDF	567K
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