Leytonstone School
Leytonstone Business and Enterprise Specialist School is now moving into the detailed design and planning phase for their exciting school refurbishment project. The school will work closely with the architects and the building contractors to design and plan their new school block and refurbishment work.
The Council’s Cabinet have now approved the planning brief for the Leytonstone School project.
This means the school is now able to start more detailed work to plan and design its school improvements, through the proposed part new build and part refurbishment. 
Project information
The number of pupils able to attend Leytonstone School will be increased from its current number of 900 by an additional 150 places, from September 2011.
In addition, the school will also be able to provide 40 places for ‘post-16’ education from September 2010, meaning pupils can stay on after their GCSE examinations and gain further qualifications at the same school.
The school’s construction project will be part new build and part refurbishment, and this work is proposed to start in 2010.
As Leytonstone School is a locally listed building, the original design of the main school building will mainly remain untouched
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