Brixton Education Updates Focus on School Safety and Expanded Access

Corpus Christi Catholic School in Brixton will temporarily relocate 200 students at the start of the new school year due to RAAC concrete remedial work on its roof.

Handling Roof Repairs Through Relocation

This decision keeps classes running while crews address the roof issue at the school. The move supports students by shifting them to another site until the work finishes.

New Free School and Campus Redevelopment

Trinity Academy, a new Free School in Brixton, opened on the old Lambeth College site with only 17 pupils at the start of the term. The Lambeth College Brixton Hill campus is set for demolition to be replaced by a 2-5 storey building shared by Trinity Academy and a new tech college. These steps consolidate education facilities on the Brixton Hill site.

Virtual Programmes at Brixton Finishing School

Brixton Finishing School launched a new virtual learning course alongside its physical school starting June 29, offering free programmes for 18-25 year olds in marketing and advertising. The dual format gives young adults additional ways to gain skills without needing to attend in person every day.

Community Access Point at Brixton Hill Primary

A Community Access Point (CAP) with 20 computers and internet access was opened at Brixton Hill Primary and Infant School to support students and the wider community. The facility extends school resources beyond regular hours for local users.

These measures show how Brixton schools and training providers adjust services to keep education available. Residents can check school websites or contact the institutions directly for the latest details on access and timings.