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Exciting news for Orchard House SEND!

We are absolutely delighted that we have now broken ground for the new Orchard House SEND Secondary School! It’s an extremely exciting project to be working on with a wonderful team making it all happen!

News | Author: Becky Hunt

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We are thrilled to be working alongside ISG designing and delivering this exceptional new SEND School for Manchester City Council and the people of Miles Platting.

Orchard House is a new Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) school facility, providing 150 places for three cohorts of different ability pupils, including a large percentage of non-ambulant students.

Arranged over a single storey, the new purpose-built school is targeting BREEAM Excellent!

For more information on this project: https://jmarchitects.net/varley-street-send/

Credit: Anastasia Kapagerof and James Eachus, jmarchitects

Anastasia Kapagerof

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