New school will not be complete by September

STUDENTS attending a new secondary school will be taught in temporary accommodation for seven months while construction work is completed.
By Dan Cain
Published 24th Oct 2014, 10:00 BST
An artists impression of the Bohunt School, WorthingAn artists impression of the Bohunt School, Worthing
An artists impression of the Bohunt School, Worthing

Work on the new 900-student Broadwater academy, sponsored by Bohunt Education Trust (BET) will begin next year. However, the project will not be completed until April, 2016.

Neil Strowger, chief executive of BET, said: “Walls and windows make a school building but they don’t make a school. Our promise to deliver exceptional education to young people in Worthing remains exactly the same.”

For the full story, see the Worthing Herald, Thursday, October 23.

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