What secrets lie behind the doors of Heston Community School? You might think it’s just another school building, but Heston Community School holds a rich history within its walls. It first opened its doors on October 19, 1932. The Charter Mayor, Councillor H J Nias MBE JP, presided over the grand opening. The school cost a hefty £21,730 to build, a far cry from today’s figures! Heston Community School has always been dedicated to providing a quality education for children aged 11 to 19. This includes those with hearing impairments, a testament to their inclusive ethos. Did you know that Heston Community School has undergone some serious renovations over the years? They’ve said goodbye to over 20 temporary huts and hello to brand new teaching areas. The Osterley Extension, opened in 1996, and the impressive Hogarth Building, opened in 2010, are testaments to this commitment to providing a modern learning environment. But Heston Community School is more than just bricks and mortar. It boasts a national reputation for its exceptional visual arts program. In 2004, it earned the prestigious title of a Specialist Visual Arts School. It’s no surprise that they have a partnership with the University of the Arts London. Heston Community School, a place where history, education, and art intertwine to create a vibrant learning community.
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