Tarporley High School has unveiled its major new teaching block, marking a significant milestone for the school and its community.
The new 9,900 sq ft building provides 12 new classrooms, two of which are designed for advanced digital learning, as well as accessible toilets, new storage areas and a bright, welcoming environment for teaching and learning.
Education choices are changing. Families increasingly look beyond traditional classrooms when standard schooling no longer fits a child’s needs, pace, or circumstances.
Parents want stability, clarity, and progress without unnecessary pressure.
A determined group of Cheshire Fire Cadets including one from Nantwich are raising money to finish building classrooms in Nepal.
The team of 13 raised more than £50,000 before lockdown and are now continuing their quest to secure enough funds to finish the school project.
Dear Editor,
A huge thank you to all of our school teachers, assistants and governors who have worked hard to plan, prepare and organise classrooms, playgrounds and dinner halls into Covid friendly spaces.
A young Nantwich Fire Cadet is hosting a curry night to help raise funds to build much-needed classrooms for schoolchildren in Nepal.
Ashleigh Culleton, 14, will be heading out to Nepal next year with a group of Cheshire Fire Cadets.
Brine Leas School in Nantwich is hoping to finally ditch its old mobile classrooms with plans for a new teaching block. The proposals will see a new two-storey block containing eight classrooms built next to the sports hall at the academy’s Audlem Road site.
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