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The Princethorpe Foundation has an ambitious development program for
new buildings and facilities.
A dedicated theatre and performing arts centre will allow more pupils to experience performing arts and follow their dream. The purpose-built facility would also free up much needed teaching space, benefitting other departments struggling for rooms and creating a less congested, more conducive learning environment.
A sports complex designed for recreation and performance will give pupils across The Foundation the best chance to reach their goals and support their physical health and mental wellbeing.
The multi-purpose pavilion will provide a 360-degree view of the pitches, courts and practice spaces. It will make sport a truly immersive, more enjoyable experience for pupils, parents and visitors. As a flexible space, it will be a venue for all for the Foundation schools, a warm, dry place for parents supporting their son or daughter, and somewhere for post-match teas and post-game reflection.
The new changing rooms will provide additional facilities across all Foundation schools, sports and matches. They will be convenient for all PE facilities and enable a faster turnaround time between lessons making teaching time more productive. They will also be available for the wider community, enhancing local provision and demonstrating a commitment to our local area.
The pavilion will complement an outstanding new sports pitch.
The school centre will become the heart of the school for pupils, parents and carers, and prospective pupils and families.
The reception will be a gateway to the main office providing enhanced security and improving the safety of pupils and staff. With a striking design, it will also set the tone for prospective pupils and their families, who will immediately appreciate the calibre of the school.
The centre itself will be a natural gathering spot for pupils before, after and between classes. While the incorporation of a new library in the same area will act as a conduit for pupils to interact and encourage spontaneous collaboration leading to new ideas, projects, activities and friendships.
