form lessons are held throughout the school - the Sixth Form Centre has a few classrooms, but the majority of classes are still taught in the main buildings. Both sixth form and main school pupils have access to the library, which also contains computers. Lower school pupils have a separate canteen. Facilities Other notable facilities of the school are the Main Hall - an assembly hall, in which assemblies are held, as well as concerts, proms and other large-scale events. The Max studio allows pupils to take part in activities such as Dance and Drama "The Max", named after governor Maxwell Corney. This has a highly flexible format with space for dancing classes and acting. The Hammond Theatre is also a small intimate space used for small productions and practice performances. All new floodlit Astro Pitch with 2G Sand Based Astro Pitch for Football and Hockey. Full Hockey Pitch 11 v 11 Football and 7 v 7 Football. Two indoor sports centre halls are adjacent to the Astro pitches (in which indoor football, netball, basketball and other sports can be played) There is also a large school field, on which football and rugby are played, The library offers the usual reference facilities plus a thriving lunch time chess club. The school has a number of IT rooms, all networked with internet access and several science labs. The Sixteen07 canteen opened on 18 February 2011 for Key Stage 3 & 4 students in years 7 to 11. The £1 million facility was built to replace a Nissen hut style structure and contains a kitchen, dining room and training kitchen. Pupils voted for the name of the canteen, selecting 'Sixteen07' in honour of the school's founding date. Alumni Matthew Cornwell - Northampton Saints player, Ex Exeter player, Ex Leicester Tigers player and England U21 Captain Dan Cole (rugby union) - Leicester Tigers player and England Saxon Josh Devine - Drummer for One Direction Martin Johnson - Former rugby player and former manager of the England rugby union team. Josh Knight - footballer for Peterborough United Andy Peake - Former footballer Allison Pearson (née Judith Lobbett) - Daily Mail columnist Frances Quinn - winner of The Great British Bake Off Ben Smith - Leicestershire and Worcestershire county cricketer and batting coach Prof Bob White FRS, geophysicist, Professor of Geophysics at the University of Cambridge Nina Stibbe -Writer of "Love Nina", "Man at the