Pudsey Grangefield School

Pudsey Grangefield School is a secondary school and sixth form located in Pudsey, West Yorkshire, England. It was built in 1911 with construction starting in mid-1909. For around 60 Years it was called Pudsey Grammar School, since then it has been Pudsey Grangefield School. It was later given the status of a specialist college of Maths and Computing. It serves around 1, 185 pupils from the surrounding area along with two other Pudsey schools, Crawshaw and Priesthorpe. The school also runs the Pudsey Consortium sixth form with these two schools. HistoryThe school's lifelong logo is the official coat of arms of Pudsey, bearing the slogan "Be Just and Fear Not". The logo is built into the face of the original Grammar School Building; this Grade II listed building at the front of the old site will be sold off as flats, with the rest of the site being demolished to allow construction of an open recreational area for the new building. On 21 September 2009, the school was visited by the Deputy Prime Minister, John Prescott. The school was also visited in 2010 by Labour leadership candidate and former Foreign Secretary David Miliband, who described the new building as "a great monument to Labour government". Headteacher Ken Cornforth was promoted from Deputy Headteacher in 1996-97 on the retirement of long-serving Headteacher Margaret Cooke.

Pudsey Grangefield School is a secondary school and sixth form located in Pudsey, West Yorkshire, England. It was built in 1911 with construction starting in mid-1909. For around 60 Years it was called Pudsey Grammar School, since then it has been Pudsey Grangefield School. It was later given the status of a specialist college of Maths and Computing. It serves around 1, 185 pupils from the surrounding area along with two other Pudsey schools, Crawshaw and Priesthorpe. The school also runs the Pudsey Consortium sixth form with these two schools. HistoryThe school's lifelong logo is the official coat of arms of Pudsey, bearing the slogan "Be Just and Fear Not". The logo is built into the face of the original Grammar School Building; this Grade II listed building at the front of the old site will be sold off as flats, with the rest of the site being demolished to allow construction of an open recreational area for the new building. On 21 September 2009, the school was visited by the Deputy Prime Minister, John Prescott. The school was also visited in 2010 by Labour leadership candidate and former Foreign Secretary David Miliband, who described the new building as "a great monument to Labour government". Headteacher Ken Cornforth was promoted from Deputy Headteacher in 1996-97 on the retirement of long-serving Headteacher Margaret Cooke.