Sixth Form Block

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Early stages of building the Sixth Form Block - 1992

The Sixth Form Block was completed in February 1993 as a dedicated centre for the use of Sixth Form students. Construction work began in January 1992. It was officially opened by BGS alumnus Dr Len Medlock, who had helped fund the building through the Medlock Charitable Trust.

The contractor for the work was R G Carter of Grimsby, and the overall cost was over £300,000.

The building is internally connected to the main school (intersecting close to the Junior Common Room), and its primary entrance opens onto the Mart Yard. It is situated roughly where the original bike sheds and the swimming pool used to be.

"Demolition of the cycle shelters, disused swimming pool, plant room and a small porch was necessary as part of the scheme. Replacement new cycle shelters have been provided behind the biology block."
Boston Target, 10th February 1993

Since opening, the Sixth Form Block has been periodically improved and extended. In the mid 2000s a ground floor conference room was added.

2018 extension

On 21 November 2018 a first floor extension was opened by David Medlock, the son of Len Medlock.


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