UNIVERSITY ACADEMY
LONG SUTTON
Proposed Redevelopment
Public Consultation
Have your Say!
‘To provide a broad general education to produce well adjusted, balanced individuals who work hard and respect themselves and those around them.’
The proposed redevelopment of University Academy Long Sutton is intended to support the school in achieving an improved environment that helps to support its mission statement.
The plans presented on this website are the culmination of 6 months of consultation with University Academy Long Sutton executive team and the University of Lincoln Academy Trust by the Department for Education and their contractor Bowmer + Kirkland. We are now pleased to present these initial designs for your review and deliberation.
We hope that you will provide your comments via this website so that we can capture any concerns or better yet support for the new school building and facilities. Your contribution will help to further develop those initial designs.
A planning submission is proposed after public consultation once any changes identified have been completed.
About University Academy Long Sutton redevelopment
University Academy Long Sutton is run and managed by the University of Lincoln Academy Trust. The current Secondary school has 720 pupil places for ages 11 - 16 years with 78 staff members. The new school will be designed for a maximum of 750 pupil places.
This is a new build project. The existing school is to be demolished. The phasing plan for the construction has been produced to minimise the impact on the operation of the school, Peele Leisure Centre, and Rainbow Nursery. The only works associated with these organisations are the reconnection of electrical and gas supplies as necessary and suitable notice will be given with regard to any disruption to services. There is also a new temporary car park to be constructed close to the entrance of the Peele Leisure Centre which will accommodate the temporary relocation of school staff and visitor parking.
