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.<\/p>\n
It will be delivered using Reds10\u2019s advanced volumetric modular construction approach, with approximately 87% of the building manufactured offsite at the company\u2019s construction facility in Driffield, East Yorkshire.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
Richard Abrams, Framework Delivery Director, at Reds10, said: \u201c<\/em>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.<\/p>\n \u201cWe look forward to collaborating with all our partners to create a building that reflects the school\u2019s ambitions, inspiring students and supporting innovative teaching for decades to come.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n <\/p>\n