The old Headmaster’s House is no more. The two-storey 1960s building – long outdated – has been carefully dismantled. Concrete, clay, wire, and other materials were separated on site using a combination of manual and mechanical methods to reduce unnecessary waste.
The brickwork has been retained, crushed, and cleaned for reuse. It will remain on site and be used as sub-base for internal drives and hardstanding areas. This marks the first step in a practical and sustainable approach to the site’s development, ensuring that existing materials are repurposed wherever possible.
