Alfriston School Swimming Pool: A New Up-to-date Facility

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Morris+Company [architects.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, December 08, 2020.Description: 1424 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Alfriston School is a state-funded girls’ school with Academy status, catering for secondary-age day and boarding for a wide range of special educational needs and disabilities between the ages of 11 and 18. The school has day places for up to 120 pupils and provides residential care for 20 of those pupils. Most pupils have moderate learning difficulties, and a large majority have additional needs, such as speech, language and communication difficulties, sensory impairment, or physical difficulties. The school serves the whole county of Buckinghamshire and a number of neighbouring local authorities. It became a Specialist Sports College in September 2009 with science as a second speciality subject.

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Architecture&nature (214) ,
Timber Structure (52) ,
Timber (134) ,
Swimming Pool (17) ,
Sports Facilities (21) ,
Roof (21) ,
Project (1170) ,
Prefabrication (85) ,
Landscape (273) ,
Inclusivity (47)

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Photography: Jack Hobhouse

Alfriston School is a state-funded girls’ school with Academy status, catering for secondary-age day and boarding for a wide range of special educational needs and disabilities between the ages of 11 and 18.

The school has day places for up to 120 pupils and provides residential care for 20 of those pupils. Most pupils have moderate learning difficulties, and a large majority have additional needs, such as speech, language and communication difficulties, sensory impairment, or physical difficulties. The school serves the whole county of Buckinghamshire and a number of neighbouring local authorities. It became a Specialist Sports College in September 2009 with science as a second speciality subject.

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