In order to achieve its learning objectives the school needed a new, purpose-built building that would effectively accommodate the wide range of activities and learning environments it required to deliver its teaching. To assist it in achieving its goals, the school commissioned award winning architects Fielden Clegg Bradley Studios to design and create their new school, and Kier to undertake the construction. After opening the primary phase in September 2013 and the secondary phase in September 2014, the school finally took full possession of their amazing new building in February 2015. The result is a striking, red coloured, four storey structure with strong lines and a dramatic overhang, which serves as a physical representation of the schools creative and aspirational approach.

Meeting the important objectives of this project, Zehnder Carboline radiant heating panels have been installed throughout the open teaching spaces and lecture theatres. Manufactured from natural graphite the Zehnder Carboline benefits from an extremely fast reaction time and achieves an even heat distribution with exceptional controllability. Hung freely from the exposed soffit, the panels also provide an industrial aesthetic in keeping with the modern design of the building.