Saint Benedict Catholic School
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Saint Benedict Catholic School is a Catholic school on the outskirts of Derby in the village of Darley Abbey, it is named after the saint of the same name.
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[edit] Architecture
The school is split into two main blocks - north block and south block. North block is the older block and centres around a garden while south block is more modern and houses the main block, a music block, a modern languages block, several temporarily permanent buildings and the library block.
[edit] North Block
North block contains 24 classrooms numbered from 1 to 22 with two additional classrooms 1A and 22B being added later on. The entire RE and humanities departments are based in North Block as with four science labs, a computer suite, a food technology room, and a chapel.
[edit] South Block
South block is much bigger and more modern than north block.
[edit] Main Block
The main block contains all the maths, english, and creative arts rooms as well as a couple of science labs and the dinner hall.
[edit] Enhanced Resource Base
The Enhanced Resource Base, often abbreviated to The ERB is a learning facility for the disabled.
[edit] Technology Block
The Technology block contains four technology rooms, one of which is used for graphics.
[edit] Library Block
The library block houses the ibrary, the sixth form common room, two computer suites, three science labs and three autonomous classrooms.
