The diagrams depict the evolution of West Park Secondary School from its establishment in 1950 through significant developments in 1980 and 2010.
Overall, the school underwent substantial transformations over the years, characterized by the replacement of residential areas and farmland with educational and recreational facilities.
In 1950, the West Park Secondary School site featured a combination of a main school building, residential houses, farmland, and a playground, positioned alongside a main road. By 1980, notable changes had taken place: the houses were dismantled to make way for a car park, while the farmland was converted into a dedicated science block and a sports field. Moreover, the playground was relocated to the far right, adjacent to the newly established sports field, thereby enhancing the recreational facilities available to students.
By the year 2010, the school environment witnessed further enhancements, particularly evident in the expansion of the main school building, now identified as the ‘School block (Main building).’ The car park previously located on the site of houses was moved to accommodate additional parking needs at the site formerly occupied by the farmland. In this reconfiguration, a new car park replaced the farmland, strategically situated directly beneath the main school block, thus demonstrating a continued focus on both infrastructure and accessibility.