Darwen Vale High School in a class of its own

12:14pm Monday 24th September 2012 in News

LECTERN GROUP In the theatre are from left, Lisa Bibby, Tony Humphreys, Don Healie-Jackson, Fiona Jack, the Mayor and Mayoress of Blackburn with Darwen, Coun Zamir Khan and daughter Bushra, and Maureen Bateson LECTERN GROUP In the theatre are from left, Lisa Bibby, Tony Humphreys, Don Healie-Jackson, Fiona Jack, the Mayor and Mayoress of Blackburn with Darwen, Coun Zamir Khan and daughter Bushra, and Maureen Bateson

STATE-of-the-art Darwen Vale High School held a community open day on Saturday for potential pupils and their parents who were invited to use the facilities from ICT, sports equipment and libraries.

The school reopened this month and has been rebuilt keeping the iconic frontage.

There will be a second open day on Saturday, September 29, from 9am to noon.

Coun Tony Humphrys, council executive member for education, said: “This new and rebuilt school is simply amazing and will provide a top-class, 21st century education for pupils right across the borough and the community as a whole.”

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