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We’re delighted to announce that building work will shortly begin to transform our Bull Centre into a new Innovation Hub.

The investment in this new facility will create an exciting new space for pupils to explore where their curiosity can take them and turn their ideas into reality.

Mark Goldhawk, Deputy Head of Academic and Innovation, commented: “Our innovative curriculum is designed to develop more than academic knowledge. It gives pupils the skills, confidence and curiosity to become creative and innovative thinkers, ready to thrive in a rapidly changing world.”

Headmaster Adrian Floyd added: “The Innovation Hub will provide a space for pupils to learn and collaborate across the curriculum, supporting independent enquiry and giving them even more opportunities to apply their learning in different contexts. We want our pupils to have the space and freedom to explore ideas, work together and discover what they are capable of.”

We can’t wait to open the doors in early Spring 2027 and see our pupils making the most of this exciting new space.

We’re delighted to announce that building work will shortly begin to transform our Bull Centre into an exciting new Innovation Hub, creating a dedicated space where pupils can explore ideas, collaborate and turn their curiosity into reality.

The Innovation Hub is an important part of our commitment to providing an innovative, forward-thinking education that goes beyond academic knowledge. It will support pupils in developing the confidence, curiosity and skills they need to become creative and innovative thinkers, ready to thrive in a rapidly changing world.

Mark Goldhawk, Deputy Head of Academic and Innovation, said:

“Our innovative curriculum is designed to develop more than academic knowledge. It gives pupils the skills, confidence and curiosity to become creative and innovative thinkers, ready to thrive in a rapidly changing world.”

The new space will also encourage pupils to make connections between different areas of their learning, explore their own ideas and develop their problem-solving skills.

Headmaster Adrian Floyd added:

“The Innovation Hub will provide a space for pupils to learn and collaborate across the curriculum, supporting independent enquiry and giving them even more opportunities to apply their learning in different contexts. We want our pupils to have the space and freedom to explore ideas, work together and discover what they are capable of.”

Building work will take place during the school holidays, with the new Innovation Hub expected to open in early Spring 2027.

We can’t wait to see our pupils making the most of this exciting new space – and discovering where their ideas and curiosity can take them.