Edward Peake C of E (VC) Middle School has undergone significant expansion in the last five years. We are fortunate to occupy a spacious building with ample playing fields. The school is light, well-planned, and well supplied with exciting resources.
The first phase of the building was completed in 1975 and the Year 5 and 6 classroom block in 1980. In September 2016, we officially opened a new two storey accommodation block with relocated administration, a two court sports hall with associated changing facilities; four state of the art teaching rooms; a bus turning area, and an extended hard play area. The original hall and gym space have been combined to provide a much-improved dining, worship, and performance space.
September 2020 saw the opening of a brand new two storey extension and refurbishment of existing school facilities. Facilities that we now very proudly offer:
- 5 science labs, 4 of which are brand new this year
- Dedicated textiles room
- A new food technology room
- A larger, dedicated library
- A specialist dance/drama studio
- A new computing suite
- 7 new classrooms and numerous small group rooms
- 2 new music practice rooms
- Dedicated SEND facility in the form of ‘The Peake’
- Dedicated Inclusion space in the form of ‘The HIVE’ and ‘Sanctuary’(sensory room)
- Secure site in the form of turning circle and gate security.
Our outdoor sports facilities include tennis courts, a hard games area, a large field with space for four pitches, or a full-sized athletic track and long jump pits. The football pitches are floodlit.
If you are interested in letting any of our facilities please contact our Premises Manager: Mr Matt Horn
School zones
Zephaniah zone- year 5, named after Benjamin Zephaniah, writer, poet
Seacole zone– year 5, named after Mary Seacole, nurse, healer
Dowd zone-year 6, named after Siobhan Dowd, British writer and activist
Johnson zone-year 7 and 8, named after Katherine Johnson, NASA mathematician
Morris zone-Art and D+T area, named after William Morris, textile designer, poet, novelist, translator, and social activist
Elgar zone-year 7 and 8, named after Edward Elgar, composer
Franklin zone-year 7 and 8, named after Rosalind Franklin, chemist
