hall with a new floor, stage, lighting and stage curtains. The hall also has a booth in the corner to control the lighting and sound. A new car park at the front of the school was also completed and in July 2008 was extended into a disused playground, ready for the 2008 academic year. Phase Two This phase started on Monday 17 March 2008 finished in September 2008. This phase included the extension to the dining room. The extension of the dining room was finished and a new front car park for the school was built, along with renovations of the old dining room. Work was completed in October 2008 and the school now has a new Arts and Media centre, extended dining room facilities and improved access to the school. They are now renovating small areas of the school. The back of the school is getting new pavement stones put down. By 2010 the school planned to have a recording studio alongside the new main hall. Major building work started in 2011 and finished in October 2012. This included opening the disused M block as the new sixth form learning center and humanities. Other parts of the school were changed, including all new roofing and electrics and new musical facilities. Most walls in the front were plastered and all the floors were replaced. Computer rooms received new personal computers for student use. Parts of the school The school is separated into five blocks joined by extremely narrow and poorly designed corridors. P Block P Block is on the side of the school with one side of the wall on the upper end of Manor Road. Subjects in this block include Design Technology, Food Technology, Textiles Technology, Child Development and Art. P Block is also home to the Drama Hall, which is used for assembly and (at rare occasions) to display students' art exhibitions. It also include an isolation room and pastoral support. M Block M Block is the three floor building near the back of the school. You can see this just above the main entrance on the picture on the right. It is used for the best Sixth Form in Sefton (on the second floor), History, Geography, Religious Studies and Modern Foreign Languages, (on the third floor) and a small dining hall (on ground floor). The dining room is also home to "student services" where students can go