The diagrams illustrate the layout of a school site in 2004 and the proposed changes to be implemented by 2030.
Overall, the transformation of the school site will entail significant enhancements, including the addition of new educational facilities and parking spaces, while necessitating the reduction of woodland areas.
In 2004, the school campus was relatively compact, designed to accommodate 600 students. The infrastructure included a main road leading to the car park and principal entrance, along with two school buildings: Building 1 situated in the south-western region and Building 2 positioned in the north-eastern quadrant. These two buildings were separated by a pedestrian path that connected the sports field to the main entrance, with the majority of the central area dominated by a wooded landscape.
By 2030, substantial modifications are anticipated. A third building will be introduced to accommodate an additional 400 students, thereby increasing the total capacity to 1,000 students. Notably, Buildings 1 and 2 will be physically interconnected, and the pedestrian path will undergo redesign to facilitate access to all three buildings, instead of leading directly to the sports field. Moreover, a portion of the woodland in the south-eastern section of the property will be cleared to establish a new car park, complemented by the construction of an additional road along the southern edge of Building 2 to enhance internal mobility.