Details have emerged about an expansion plan for Brougham-in-Amounderness Church of England Primary School in rural Preston. The school will increase its reception class intake from 35 to 60 students from September 2025. The expansion will involve extending the school hall building to create six general classrooms, a design and technology space, toilets, meeting rooms, and a staff area. Refurbishments will also be undertaken in existing buildings. Funding for the project was allocated earlier this year, but the cost remains undisclosed.
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The expansion of Brougton-in-Amounderness Church of England Primary School was agreed by Lancashire County Council’s cabinet back in January. The county council has this month consulted Preston City Council over its plans, which involve an extension to the school hall building. That will create an extra six general classrooms, one design and technology teaching space, toilets, meeting rooms and a staff area. Refurbishment and alterations will also be undertaken within some of the existing buildings on the site.
Separate plans for the creation of a multi-use games area on one of the school’s playing fields are also in train, along with an extension to its playground.Sign up below to receive Blog Preston's email newsletter. It wings its way into inboxes every Sunday and Wednesday rounding up our top stories and more.
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