The Worthgate School, part of the CATS Global Schools portfolio, has unveiled the latest phase of its development project to provide students with a vibrant and inspiring learning environment.
The project sees the development of several key areas, including the creation of a new Student Support Office, a tastefully refurbished Principal’s Office, and an upgraded café for students and staff. These improvements follow the recent makeover of the school’s Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA), a durable soft-surface area designed for various outdoor sports.
“Investing in our schools is an investment in the future of our students.”
Chris Stacey
CEO, CATS Global Schools
Chris Stacey, CATS Global Schools CEO, said:
“Investing in our schools is an investment in the future of our students. This initiative aims to achieve two key objectives: developing physical spaces that inspire students to achieve their full potential and creating a powerful first impression that aligns with our unwavering commitment to deliver an exceptional student experience.”
The new Student Support Office is designed to be a hub of assistance and guidance, providing a welcoming space for students seeking support in various aspects of their academic journey. Equipped with dedicated professionals, this space emphasises Worthgate’s commitment to fostering the wellbeing and success of each student.
The Principal’s Office has been transformed, featuring modern and comfortable furnishings, creating an atmosphere reflecting the school’s dedication to excellence. This space is not only a functional workspace but also an inviting place where students, parents, visitors, and staff can engage in meaningful conversations.
Adding to the overall ambiance, the school’s Chaucer Café, named after the 14th-century author best known for The Canterbury Tales, has been given a facelift with contemporary design elements and improved seating arrangements. The refurbished café is now a hub of social activity, encouraging students to gather, collaborate, and relax in a comfortable setting. The vibrant artwork on the walls adds to the overall aesthetics, contributing to a positive and inspiring atmosphere.
“These recent developments help us move forward as we continue our mission to create a school where our students are inspired and empowered to achieve greatness.”
Dr Ian Gross
Principal, The Worthgate School
Dr Ian Gross, Principal of Worthgate, adds:
“These recent developments help us move forward as we continue our mission to create a school where our students are inspired and empowered to achieve greatness. The upgraded spaces are designed around the differing needs of our community to support their learning journeys.”
Worthgate School now moves into the final phase of its transformation, with a new multifunctional conference room and a revamped reception area, which will be completed later this year.
