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Caldew School Sixth Form Refurbishment

Friday, 28th March 2025

Caldew School Sixth Form Refurbishment

I am sharing the exciting plans for the refurbishment of our Sixth Form facilities. This is part of our project to further raise the aspirations and achievement of all students at Caldew School. 

This refurbishment will create a learning environment our students deserve and provide the facilities to support our Sixth Form students to be successful, independent learners and inspiring our younger students to want to be part of our Sixth Form in the future. This refurbishment will create a state-of-the-art learning hub with independent study facilities, access to IT, an improved common room, dedicated classrooms and project rooms. 

This has been made possible due to the financial support we have received from The Cumberland Support Trust, which is supported by local businesses Story Contracting and Story Homes. 

Please use the link below to see the plans

Caldew School Sixth Form Refurbishment

I have shared these plans with students in assemblies and we would welcome both your views and that of your children on our plans for the Sixth Form. There is a consultation that can be found using the link below:

https://forms.office.com/e/9uGbqS6K2Q

The deadline for responses to this is Friday 4th April 

I hope you like what we have planned and I look forward to reading your views and suggestions. 

Have a lovely Easter

Ms Jackson

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