BE IN CLASS BEFORE THE BELL RINGS
Work is now well under way on the former Allertonshire school site.
Moody Construction have been awarded the contract to extend and refurbish the former Allertonshire school site which was “mothballed” in 2015
The scheme will provide and full refurbishment of the facility together with extensions to provide additional dining facilities, design technology, media centre and a new sportshall.
In addition to the school works Portacabin will be providing modular buildings to house the new sixth form.
Catherine Brooker, CEO of Areté Learning Trust, which took responsibility for Northallerton School when it became an academy, said: “This is a great achievement for everyone involved in this project, especially in these difficult times.
“We are delighted to be working with local company Moody Construction, as well as Portakabin, who have pulled out all the stops to help us to keep on track for a September opening.”
With a phased hand over and completion in summer 2021 the new facility will be ready for student occupation for the 2021-22 academic year.
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