Hagley Park Academy

Hagley Park Academy was originally founded as Hagley Park County Secondary Modern in 1955[1] and was located in Rugeley, Staffordshire. Later it was rebuilt and changed its name to Hagley Park Sports College,[2] becoming Hagley Park Academy between 2011–2015. This was a mixed secondary school which was part of the Creative Education Trust, along with Fair Oak Academy and Rugeley Sixth Form Academy.[3]

Hagley Park Academy
Address

Burnthill Lane Rugeley , Staffordshire , WS15 2HZ United Kingdom
Coordinates	52°45′18″N 1°56′37″W
Information
Type	Academy
Established	c. 1950s
Closed	September 2016
Local authority	Staffordshire
Department for Education URN	137103 Tables
Ofsted	Reports
Gender	Mixed
Age	11 to 18
Enrolment	595 as of February 2016
Houses	Brunel, Cooper, Davy & Jones
Colour(s)	Blue
Website	http://www.hagleyparkacademy.org.uk

In November 2015 the Creative Education Trust launched a consultation on the possibility of merging its academies in Rugeley. The plans foresaw the new school operating over two sites, with pupils in academic years 7, 8 and 9 housed at the Fair Oak Academy site as a lower school and years 10, 11, 12 and 13 housed at the Hagley Park Academy site as an upper school. The merger commenced on September 2016,[4] and The Hart School opened in its place, using the Hagley Park site to house 'Upper School' years (10, 11, 12 and 13).

References

The Electrical Journal, volume 155 (1955), page 1880
Geograph
Creative Education Trust
Rugeley Academies, September 2015

External links

School Web Site

Schools in Staffordshire (including Stoke-on-Trent)
Middle	Oldfields Hall Middle School
Secondary	Abbot Beyne School Alleyne's Academy Biddulph High School Birches Head Academy Blessed Robert Sutton Catholic Voluntary Academy Blessed William Howard Catholic School Blythe Bridge High School Cannock Chase High School Cardinal Griffin Catholic College Chase Terrace Academy The Cheadle Academy Cheslyn Hay Academy Chesterton Community Sports College Clayton Hall Academy Codsall Community High School The Co-operative Academy of Stoke-on-Trent The de Ferrers Academy Discovery Academy Endon High School Erasmus Darwin Academy Excel Academy The Friary School Great Wyrley Academy The Hart School Haywood Academy JCB Academy John Taylor High School Kidsgrove Secondary School King Edward VI High School, Stafford King Edward VI School, Lichfield The King's Church of England School Kingsmead School Kinver High School Landau Forte Academy Amington Landau Forte Academy QEMS Leek High School Madeley High School Moorside High School Nether Stowe School Newcastle Academy Norton Canes High School The Orme Academy Ormiston Horizon Academy Ormiston Meridian Academy Ormiston Sir Stanley Matthews Academy Ounsdale High School Paget High School Painsley Catholic College Paulet High School The Rawlett School The Rural Enterprise Academy St John Fisher Catholic College St Margaret Ward Catholic Academy St Peter's Academy St Thomas More Catholic Academy Sir Graham Balfour School Sir Thomas Boughey Academy Stafford Manor High School Staffordshire University Academy Tamworth Enterprise College Thistley Hough Academy Thomas Alleyne's High School Trentham Academy Walton High School Weston Road Academy Westwood College The Wilnecote School Wolgarston High School
Grammar	St Joseph's College
Special	Abbey Hill School Blackfriars Academy The Meadows School Shenstone Lodge School Walton Hall Academy
Further education	Burton & South Derbyshire College Buxton & Leek College Landau Forte Academy Tamworth Sixth Form Moorlands Sixth Form College Newcastle-under-Lyme College South Staffordshire College Stafford College Stafford Collegiate
Independent	Denstone College Lichfield Cathedral School Newcastle-under-Lyme School St Dominic's High School for Girls St Dominic's Priory School Stafford Grammar School Yarlet School
Former	Abbots Bromley School Berry Hill High School and Sports College Brewood Grammar School Edial Hall School Fair Oak Academy Hagley Park Academy Longton High School Mitchell High School

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