Proposal for a fresh educational institution in Somerset has been presented

Persimmon Homes Severn Valley Announces Plans for Weston Airfield Primary School

Proposal for a fresh educational institution in Somerset has been presented

Persimmon Homes Severn Valley, a Somerset-based development organisation, has submitted plans to North Somerset Council for the construction of a new school in Weston-Super-Mare. If approved, the school will be named Weston Airfield Primary School and will be built alongside a nursery and a community space.

The development at the Haywood Village site in Weston-Super-Mare will deliver over 2,500 homes to local families, and the construction of Weston Airfield Primary School marks the next stage of the development. According to Paul Moody, managing director of Persimmon Homes Severn Valley, the school will have 630 places through three forms of entry to serve the wider development.

The plans for Weston Airfield Primary School include environmentally friendly energy sources, such as solar panels and air-source heat pumps. The school will be surrounded by nature-rich surroundings, with wildflower areas, insect hotels, potential beehives, and log-based habitats.

The design of Weston Airfield Primary School is described as beautiful, and the estate will also include a school hall, kitchen facilities, staff and head teacher rooms, and a community hub with studios and changing room facilities.

Paul Moody commented that the construction of the school is a significant milestone for the Haywood Village site. He looks forward to seeing more award-winning work at Haywood Village and Weston Airfield Primary School. Persimmon Homes Severn Valley is committed to creating a sense of place beyond public facilities at the Haywood Village site.

Persimmon Homes Severn Valley has an ongoing Community Champions initiative in Weston-Super-Mare, and the organisation is excited to contribute to the local community in this way. The construction of Weston Airfield Primary School is part of Persimmon's commitment at the Haywood Village site, which will deliver over 2,500 homes to local families.

However, the search results do not provide specific information about the architect or architectural group responsible for the new construction of Weston Airfield Primary School.

Paul Moody expressed his excitement for the future of Weston Airfield Primary School and the positive impact it will have on the local community. He looks forward to welcoming students and families to the school in the future.