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The Henry Beaufort School
The Henry Beaufort School
Address
	East Woodhay Road; Winchester, Hampshire, SO22 6JJ; England
Information
Type	Community Comprehensive
Motto	"Believe and Achieve"
Established	1971
Local authority	Hampshire
Department for Education URN	116438 Tables
Ofsted	Reports
Head teacher	Sue Hearle
Gender	Mixed
Age	11 to 16
Enrollment	1004 As of January 2014
Capacity	1100
Colour(s)	Royal Blue
Publication	Beaufort News
Website	http://www.beaufort.hants.sch.uk/

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Henry Beaufort School, is a secondary school in Harestock, a suburb of Winchester, in the county of Hampshire in England.

About the school

The school was built in 1971 as the first purpose-built, co-educational, comprehensive school in Winchester, to serve the new developments created by the new Teg Down, Weeke Manor and Harestock estates. In the first year of opening the school had a full complement of year 7 children and about half a year 8 complement. The school grew each year until 1975 it had a full 5 years of intake. The first headmaster was a Mr. Hubert, who remained headmaster until 1990 when he retired. He was replaced by D. Dickinson who was head for about 10 years. He left in 2000 and was replaced by Jonathan de Sausmarez. The current Headteacher is Sue Hearle.

Refurbishments

2009 refurbishment

In January 2009 most buildings were refurbished, including exterior and interiors. This included painting the building in the new navy blue and white as opposed to the pale blue and black before it. The school was also looking forward to a new Astroturf pitch. Construction for said pitch started in June 2009 and is now completed.^[2]

2013-14 refurbishment

The largest of the schools buildings known as "Tower Block" housing the languages and humanities departments started a refit in 2012. The two departments were required to move to temporary buildings at the top of the site whilst work was taking place, but have now returned to the newly refurbished building. Work on the block was completed in March 2014.

Recommendation

It has been recommended that Izzie Dunleavy, Cate Macewan and Maya Gow are band from Henry Beaufort as they are so annoying. Everyone in P1 ( a lunch room in the English block aka Prague ) is in favour of this recommendation )

References

^ "The Henry Beaufort School - Beaufort News now online". Retrieved 9 April 2015.
^ "Letter from the Head - 24th October 2008" (PDF). 24 October 2008. Retrieved 4 March 2015.

http://www.newswireless.net/index.cfm/article/1308 NewsWireless.net - Wireless turns school into UK technology college, but ... by Guy Kewney, posted on 1 September 2002

External links

[1] A history of the school from a Weeke perspective

[1] "The Henry Beaufort School - Beaufort News now online". Retrieved 9 April 2015.

[2] "Letter from the Head - 24th October 2008" (PDF). 24 October 2008. Retrieved 4 March 2015.

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 The largest of the schools buildings known as "Tower Block" housing the languages and humanities departments started a refit in 2012.  The two departments were required to move to temporary buildings at the top of the site whilst work was taking place, but have now returned to the newly refurbished building.  Work on the block was completed in March 2014. <br>
 ==== Recommendation ====
-It has been recommended that Izzie Dunleavy and Maya Gow are band from Henry Beaufort as they are so annoying.
+It has been recommended that Izzie Dunleavy, Cate Macewan and Maya Gow are band from Henry Beaufort as they are so annoying. Everyone in P1 ( a lunch room in the English block aka [[ Prague ]] ) is in favour of this recommendation )
 ==References==