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'''Eastbourne Church of England Academy''' is an [[Academy (England)|academy]] school situated in [[Darlington]], [[United Kingdom]]. The school has a capacity for 700 students, aged between 11 and 16. Formerly known as Eastbourne [[Comprehensive School]], it underwent major changes during the summer of [[2007]] and reopened as an academy, supported by the sponsorship of David and Anne Crossland and the [[Diocese of Durham]]. |
'''Eastbourne Church of England Academy''' is an [[Academy (England)|academy]] school situated in [[Darlington]], [[United Kingdom]]. The school has a capacity for 700 students, aged between 11 and 16. Formerly known as Eastbourne [[Comprehensive School]], it underwent major changes during the summer of [[2007]] and reopened as an academy, supported by the sponsorship of David and Anne Crossland and the [[Diocese of Durham]]. |
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In [[2009]] the school is slated to move into a new building, built behind the existing school. A possible design for the new building is currently in review by the local authorities. |
In [[2009]] the school is slated to move into a new building, built behind the existing school. A possible design for the new building is currently in review by the local authorities. Currently, the plans include a star-shaped, modular two-floor building, built on fields towards the back of the existing school. Access would be from local major roads Hundens Lane and Yarm Road. |
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Revision as of 15:31, 15 February 2008
Eastbourne Church of England Academy is an academy school situated in Darlington, United Kingdom. The school has a capacity for 700 students, aged between 11 and 16. Formerly known as Eastbourne Comprehensive School, it underwent major changes during the summer of 2007 and reopened as an academy, supported by the sponsorship of David and Anne Crossland and the Diocese of Durham.
In 2009 the school is slated to move into a new building, built behind the existing school. A possible design for the new building is currently in review by the local authorities. Currently, the plans include a star-shaped, modular two-floor building, built on fields towards the back of the existing school. Access would be from local major roads Hundens Lane and Yarm Road.
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