Houlton School is a brand-new secondary school that is due to open its doors to Year 7 students very soon.
The school will be situated on the new Houlton development on the outskirts of Rugby. Based on the historic site of the former Rugby Radio Station, we are also proud to celebrate an important part of Rugby’s heritage.
At Houlton School your child can expect to receive a world class education, delivered by exceptional teachers and within state-of-the-art facilities. As part of the Transforming Lives Educational Trust (TLET), we will also benefit from working in partnership with Ashlawn School, an outstanding and oversubscribed secondary school in the heart of Rugby.
Further information about our educational offer and how to apply will be available soon. In the meantime please do take a tour of our website to find out more about this exciting new school community.
You can also register your interest for the latest updates by clicking here.
Warm regards,
James Higham
CEO, Transforming Lives Educational Trust
In the first year, which will start in September 2021, the school will be open to Year 7 parents.
Because of the issues the country is facing, we are building a database of interested people so we can send out information so you can find out more about the school. Please register you interest by clicking here.
Work has officially commenced on the transformation of Rugby Radio Station’s Grade II-listed building into the town’s newest secondary school, Houlton School.
The beginning of the significant construction programme will see the conversion of the former global radio transmission building into a new secondary school in the heart of the new community of Houlton.
Plans for Rugby’s newest secondary school have received praise after they were revealed to the public this week.
Houlton School will open in 2021 in the Grade II listed Rugby Radio Station building, which was the hub of global communications in the 1920s and surrounded by the iconic 820ft radio masts.
Two brothers, who attend Ashlawn School, have been recognised at this year’s national British Citizen Youth Awards (BCyA) for their commitment to fundraising for Birmingham Children’s Hospital.