Education Centre at the heart of Olympic Village after 2012Education Centre at the heart of Olympic Village after 2012
03 Apr 2009
New images have been released showing the education campus to be built within the Olympic Village site.

A new education centre, Chobham Academy, will be opened after the Games
Planning
permission has now been secured for the centre – known as Chobham Academy
– that will provide 1,800 spaces for pupils
aged 3-19.
Chobham Academy will include nursery, primary and secondary schools, and a sixth-form with adult learning
facilities. It will specialise in performing arts and English with a focus on sporting
excellence. There will also be day-care facilities for children from 0-5 years
old, located on the school site and fully integrated into the nursery and lower
school.
ODA Chief Executive David Higgins said: ‘Chobham Academy will be a world-class
development and puts an educational legacy at the heart of our regeneration
ambitions for east London.
The Olympic Village will create thousands of new homes for Londoners and the
Academy will be at the heart of the facilities we are building to serve new and
existing communities for generations to come.’
Construction
work is due to start on site later this summer with the Academy
scheduled to open after the Games in September 2013. During the Games the
facility will be used as an operations centre for the Village.
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full media release