office was based nearby on Kingsley Road in North Hykeham. In 2006 Lincoln College acquired the site of a former Tradex cash and carry store. The college plans to make this into a multi purpose drama and music facility. The new building will be state of the art and include a theatre, recording studios and rehearsal spaces. The project is being prepared and will be finished by the start of the 2007–2008 academic year. Buildings Eight different buildings make up Lincoln College's main site, including the Abbey, Gibney, Sessions, Bishops and Cathedral Buildings. Bishops Building, located to the back of the site, contains a technology school. This has electronics courses including BTEC National Diploma Electrical and Electronic Engineering course. City of Lincoln School Part of the college, the Gibney Building, is the site of the former City School, previously the Lincoln Technical School, which for a time became the headquarters of the Lincoln Archaeological Trust in the early 1970s. From November 1940, boys from the Bablake School in Coventry were evacuated to the City of Lincoln School for two and a half years. Girls from Bablake School were evacuated to South Park High School for Girls (now Priory LSST). Roundhay Grammar School had been evacuated to Lincoln School (now LCHS) on Wragby Road. The school had around 600 boys in the 1960s. Former members of this school have their City School Lincoln Association. Curriculum The automotive technology program at Lincoln College includes training in fuel systems, electrical systems, driving diagnostics and transmissions, and techniques to install, repair and maintain vehicles. There are higher education courses in Computing Higher National Diplomas in Internet and Computer Science & NVQ in Logistics Operations Management. Instructors are certified through the Automotive Service of Excellence (ASE). areas. The college has higher education links with universities including the University of Lincoln and Nottingham Trent University. Alumni Jason Bradbury, host of The Gadget Show Karen Lee, former MP for Lincoln City Grammar School Sir Francis Hill CBE, chancellor from 1972 to 1978 of the University of Nottingham 1900–1907 Brig. Harry Hopthrow CBE, director from 1943 to 1945 of Fortifications and Works of the War Office 1908–1915 Sir Denis Follows CBE, Chairman of the British Olympic Association from 1977 to 1983 and president from 1930 to 1932 of the National Union of Students 1918–1923 Prof Hermann Arthur Jahn, Professor of Applied Mathematics from 1949 to 1972 at the