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- St James’ School
- Franklin Sixth Form College
- Havelock Academy info
- Healing School - Specialised Science and Foundation
- Hereford Technology School
- The Humberston School
- Matthew Humberstone Church of England School
- Oasis Academy
- St Mary's Catholic High School
- Toll Bar Business Enterprise and Humanities College
- Whitgift School
- Cordeaux School
- Monks’ Dyke Technology College
- King Edward VI Grammar School
- Brumby Engineering College
- Foxhills School Technology College
- De Aston School
- Frederick Gough School
- High Ridge School Specialist Sports College
- Melior Community College
- St Bede’s RC Comprehensive School
- Huntcliff School
- Queen Elizabeth's High School, Gainsborough
- Caistor Grammar School
- Sir John Nelthorpe School
- South Axholme Community School
- Vale of Ancholme School
- Franklin Sixth Form College
- Havelock Academy info
- Healing School - Specialised Science and Foundation
- Hereford Technology School
- The Humberston School
- Matthew Humberstone Church of England School
- Oasis Academy
- St Mary's Catholic High School
- Toll Bar Business Enterprise and Humanities College
- Whitgift School
- Cordeaux School
- Monks’ Dyke Technology College
- King Edward VI Grammar School
- Brumby Engineering College
- Foxhills School Technology College
- De Aston School
- Frederick Gough School
- High Ridge School Specialist Sports College
- Melior Community College
- St Bede’s RC Comprehensive School
- Huntcliff School
- Queen Elizabeth's High School, Gainsborough
- Caistor Grammar School
- Sir John Nelthorpe School
- South Axholme Community School
- Vale of Ancholme School
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Caistor Grammar School
http://www.cgs.lincs.sch.uk/
With a history going back to 1630 Caistor Grammar School is one of the most respected learning establishments in Northern Lincolnshire.
Its motto “Ever to excel” reflects the school’s on-going success story which in November 2006 saw it included in the top category by Ofsted, the only Lincolnshire school to be listed.
The school has about 600 students and its ironstone School Hall dates from 1631 and is still in daily use. The main teaching block dates from the 1930s but was extended and modernised in 1984. Two new technology buildings were added in 1993 and 1994. The Technology Buildings contain two rooms for design and technology, two specialist rooms for information and communication technology and a fifth science laboratory.
Lindsey House, the former boarding house, now includes a suite of English and Mathematics rooms. This extensive and ambitious re-development was officially opened by Lord Puttnam of Queensgate in November 2001.
http://www.cgs.lincs.sch.uk/
With a history going back to 1630 Caistor Grammar School is one of the most respected learning establishments in Northern Lincolnshire.
Its motto “Ever to excel” reflects the school’s on-going success story which in November 2006 saw it included in the top category by Ofsted, the only Lincolnshire school to be listed.
The school has about 600 students and its ironstone School Hall dates from 1631 and is still in daily use. The main teaching block dates from the 1930s but was extended and modernised in 1984. Two new technology buildings were added in 1993 and 1994. The Technology Buildings contain two rooms for design and technology, two specialist rooms for information and communication technology and a fifth science laboratory.
Lindsey House, the former boarding house, now includes a suite of English and Mathematics rooms. This extensive and ambitious re-development was officially opened by Lord Puttnam of Queensgate in November 2001.
