North Liverpool Academy / Heyworth Street, Liverpool L5

[JohnnyLeigh]

I like it
Looks good in that pic^ Maybe I'm crazy.

I'd like it more if it didn't have the bottom silver strip and just had giant windows all the way up to the curved silver strip.

[Portobello Red]

Originally Posted by JohnnyLeigh

I like it
Looks good in that pic^ Maybe I'm crazy.

I'd like it more if it didn't have the bottom silver strip and just had giant windows all the way up to the curved silver strip.

It's a good building - makes a change from all those 1950s comps.



http://liverpool-schools.co.uk/index.html

[openlyJane]

The Academy of St Francis of Assisi. Newsham Park.

I didn't know where else to put this photo.

The wooden boards are not wearing too well.

[openlyJane]

There is an entrance into the school which takes people down this 'underground' earth corridor.

[Romania1]

Originally Posted by openlyJane

I prefer to work with really bright pupils; who are not essentially alienated from academic work and culture. Give me an A-Level class at The Bluecoat anyday!! But that does not necessarily make me a better teacher - it makes me a certain kind of teacher, who works best with certain types of kids and in certain types of schools.

It means it is easier to teach them. I have never taught children. I have taught adults. Intelligent people who want to learn. Having a class with kids who didn't want to know would make me walk out.