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The 103-module building will provide a range of specialist and general teaching spaces, including science laboratories, IT suites, engineering workshops, classrooms, and food technology kitchens.
It will be delivered using Reds10’s advanced volumetric modular construction approach, with approximately 87% of the building manufactured offsite at the company’s construction facility in Driffield, East Yorkshire.
Site preparation works are underway with factory production scheduled to begin later this year, with modules delivered and installed onsite from June 2027, before a handover to the school and planned opening in 2028.
Richard Abrams, Framework Delivery Director, at Reds10, said: “Being appointed by the DfE to deliver this STEAM block is a significant milestone for Reds10, reinforcing our track record in delivering education projects of the highest quality across the UK.
“We look forward to collaborating with all our partners to create a building that reflects the school’s ambitions, inspiring students and supporting innovative teaching for decades to come.”