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The original Hemel Hempstead School building (known as 'Main Block' today) opened in 1931 along with a canteen and gymnasium block to the west and north of it. In the early 1960s an outdoor swimming pool was installed. In the latter half of the 1960s a new assembly hall, canteen, sports hall and changing rooms, and technology block were ...
From 1970 the school became a comprehensive school, The Cavendish School. In 2018, Cavendish School closed and reopened as Laureate Academy ; the takeover was part of an expansion of Lord Nash 's Future Academies multi-academy trust [ 2 ] which controversially extended to other schools in Hertfordshire in 2019 despite concerns about the trust's ...
Cavendish School (Hemel Hempstead) Topics referred to by the same term This disambiguation page lists articles about schools, colleges, or other educational institutions which are associated with the same title.
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Hemel Hempstead – A History and Celebration. Salisbury, Wiltshire: The Francis Frith Collection. ISBN 1-84589-206-2. Hastie, Scott; Fletcher, Lynne (1997). Hemel Hempstead – The Story of New Town Development. Dacorum Borough Council. ISBN 0-9511539-2-7. Davis, Eve (1995). Hemel Hempstead – The Archive Photographs Series. Chalford.
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Hemel Hempstead officially became a New Town on 4 February 1947. The initial plans for the New Town were drawn up by architect G. A. Jellicoe. Bennetts End was the second district to commence construction which began in 1951 and by autumn 1952 300 houses were occupied. The architect who planned its 821 acres (332 hectares) was Judith Ledeboer ...
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