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Annual Review Park Community School Catering Services 2020/2021 Tea Rooms at The Coach House Staunton Farm Park Community School MUNCH Community Pantry Park Design and Print The Apex Centre Our History COMMUNITY SCHOOL PARK Our school is set in a stunning park environment for the benefit of the community. Seven years ago 1958 Broomfield Secondary School opened our campus was redeveloped using our vision to create a “Cathedral in the Community”. Today 1988 Broomfield closed when you visit you will see the school being used for a wide range of activities and very much at the 1988 Park Community School opened heart of this community. 2003 Community Department was formed Covid-19 Impact 2010 The Dickinson Centre opened In March 2020 no one could have foreseen that the country would have to adhere to restrictions 2010 Park Community Ventures Charity formed which would change how we live, operate as a school and as hub of our community. 2012 School rebuilding work starts From April 2020 few bookings have taken place, 2013 Park Community Enterprises Limited formed although in August we were able to open to provide Connect4Summer providing some change 2013 Lease acquired for industrial unit and Park for children and parents. This has impacted Design and Print established significantly on our ability to generate income. 2014 Small holding land leased and Park However, we did not stand still and you will read Small-holding established about how we have gained funding, opened the Tea Rooms at the Coach House and the Munch 2014 Moved into new school buildings Community Pantry. 2015 School rebuilding complete Covid testing 2015 Lease acquired and Apex Construction in the theatre Centre established 2015 Synthetic turf pitch constructed 2015 The Hermitage Stream path joined together 2016 Springwood Park Pre-School and Nursery established 2020 Tea Rooms at The Coach House opens Successfully raised 155k for 2020 MUNCH Community Pantry opens community projects In partnership with RCS awarded £998k to deliver summer holiday activities and food Community Catering Theatre Services As a school we remained open for our key worker and vulnerable children and introduced measures to ensure everyone’s safety including: • Signage throughout the building • Increased sanitiser stations • Year group zones to reduce mixing • Test and trace systems • Installation of testing booths to carry out lateral flow tests Laptops We were fortunate to receive laptops, funded by the DfE and ASDA Havant superstore, to distribute to students who were without one at home Remote learning Students received sets of printed work and remote work via the school website. 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