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Encyclopedia > Ken Stimpson Community School

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Ken Stimpson Community School
Founded: 1982
Headmaster: David McPartlin
Age Range: 11-18
Pupils: 850
Status: Business and Enterprise

Ken Stimpson Community School is a public secondary school which opened in 1982 having formally been a girls only school and is situated in Werrington, Peterborough, England.


The school currently has a roll of about 850 students from years 7 to Post 16 (Years 12/13). Following a review of secondary education in the Peterborough Area, The school is set to grow to 1250 students over the next 4 years. Heavy building work is planned to be started in early May 2005 to accommodate the extra students. The school acquired Business and Enterprise Specialist school status in late 2004.


External link

  • The School's official website (http://www.kscs.org.uk)

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