Plans have been submitted for the expansion of a Liverpool girls’ secondary school to meet increasing pupil demand.
An application has been received by Liverpool Council for the construction of a new six-classroom block on the grounds of Archbishop Blanch High School, which caters for 11 to 16-year-olds. Local authority documents show that proposals have been put forward by Fletcher-Rae Architects for the building of a two-storey building on the site for additional learning facilities at the Earle Road school.
The new classrooms will allow the Church of England School school to increase the pupil annual intake in line with the requirements of the local education authority. It is an addition to the school which was first moved into by pupils in 2015.
