London Diocesan Board for Schools - Overview
The London Diocesan Board of Schools is a Christian organisation committed to supporting Church of England Schools in the Diocese of London. They have responsibility for the leadership, support, growth and encouragement of 149 schools spread across 18 local authorities in London, north of the Thames. They care for 50,000 students as well as many thousands of teachers and other members of staff working in those schools.
Project Descriptions:
Henry Riley is currently working closely with the London Diocesan Board for Schools on a number of primary and secondary education projects in the London area.
Twyford Church of England High School
Phased campus redevelopment including; Sixth Form Centre, courtyard infill, café development, science laboratories, IT suites, modern languages classrooms, maths classrooms, student services facilities and circulation modifications.
Holy Trinity Church of England Primary School
Holy Trinity operates on two sites adjacent to Sloane Square in Central London.
Both sites are bounded by roads, party walls and are located close to shallow underground train lines.
St Augustine's Church of England Primary School
This project involved the creation of a new two storey nursery building and children's centre. Extensive external works were carried out to provide an exciting and stimulating play area for the early years' provision.
This project was co-funded by the Diocese & Westminster City Council who operate the Children's Centre element of the building.
St Mary Abbots Church of England Primary School
A masterplan for the school has been created by NBF Partnership architects and Phase 1; comprising a new basement level kitchen, dining area and multi-purpose space, has recently been completed. The ongoing works involve significant internal modification of a listed building to provide additional teaching and circulation space in an extremely sensitive, complex and land locked central London site.
St Barnabas & Sir Philip Church of England Primary School
This is a school on a land locked central London site with two separate buildings and poor circulation space. Current proposals include the inclusion of improved of circulation space, enhanced kitchen and dining facilities and an enclosed 'bridge' space linking the two buildings at first floor level.
These works comprise Phase 1 of a plan for the school which has been created by NBF Partnership architects.
St Clement Danes Church of England Primary School
This is a school on a land locked central London site with very poor vertical circulation.
Works have recently been completed which create a new reception area, new lift shaft and an extension to resolve problems with vertical circulation in this classic Victorian school.
