SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL

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SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL CREATING OUR VISION 2018 - 2021

We are hoping to: Reach new frontiers Live in a more human way To be and act as one single body To silence ourselves

How? Engaging with governors, parents and pupils to shape our future together Reaching out to the local and wider community to support our ambitious plans for the education of young women Reworking our current curriculum to meet the needs, skills and attributes required for life in today’s world Support the emotional health and well being of our pupils Through developing the mind, body, heart and soul of all who are connected with Sacred Heart

Enhancing Learning Spaces Recent enhancements include the Science Build and Sports Hall (6.8m) The refurbishment of the top of Russell Building (500k) Left to do: Chapel Design and Technology Performing Arts

Future Design Space Renovation of DT department at SHHS

Space to explore creativity

Modern making space

Collaborative space

Provision for Performing Arts

PROVISIONAL COSTS Chapel: (painting 25k, in addition new carpet, chairs, lighting, update sound system further 20 -25k) Design and Technology: c500k+ Theatre Arts Centre: c 750k – 1m In addition our boiler system needs replacing at a cost of 200k