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Fenay Quad
Fenay Quad was formed in 1883 as part of the school’s ambitious expansion plans. The memorial stone over the new school entrance
(inset) was laid by Mrs Blanche Brook, wife of the President Governor and
benefactor John Arthur Brooke.
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The Cricket Pavilion
A sad memory of its former self, the cricket pavilion is no longer used for
cricket following the collapse of plans to restore it or replace it with a new
purpose-designed structure. However, the building is used occasionally as an
overflow teaching area and the field is used by arrangement by the Almondbury Spartans rugby league club.
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2020
Reception
The visitors’ entrance to the school today.
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Old Kitchen
The exterior of this building has changed little over the years, though its role
as a kitchen with servants’ quarters above has changed to meet present day requirements. The main school
office is now located on the ground floor.
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2020
The Sports Hall
The magnificent 450 sq m (5,000 sq ft) sports hall was built as part of major
extensions to the school in 1979/80.
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Principal’s study
Formerly the headmaster’s study, this now has a similar role for the school principal. The ancient
wooden beams serve as a reminder of the age of the Schoolroom, now a Grade II
listed building.
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