if they need anything. E Block E block is located on the far side of the school and is furthest away from the main entrance. The Year 9 & 10 & 11 office is in there. Subjects in the block include English, Mathematics, Information Communication Technology (ICT), Business Studies and Music. E block is also home to the library where students can go at break and lunch to complete homework, which opened in 2003. Also in E block are the new main hall, recording studio and media centre. E block is home to the dyslexic unit, learning support unit and the autism (ASC) base, all places are where SEN students can go for help and support with their work. It also has an isolation room. S Block S Block is specifically designed to teach Science, but theory animal care is also taught in there. The Year 7 & 8 office is in there. It is the newest block. The previous science block was completely destroyed in an arson attack in March 1994, started by 19-year-old Andrea Blundell who was suffering with paranoia. The cost of the damage was estimated around £1.5 million. P.E. Block The P.E. Block is at the right-centre of the school, while the sports hall was built on to E block when the girls school converted to a comprehensive school. The gym (which is just a big empty hall) was part of the original building, along with one set of changing rooms; those next to the sports hall were also an addition to E Block. There are offices for P.E. teachers and store rooms for equipment. Upstairs to this the is a P.E. classroom, a chapel and another changing room. International links The school works with the Waterloo Partnership, a local charity, by donating items such as clothes, stationery and toiletries to Peninsular Secondary School in Waterloo, Sierra Leone. In February 2007, a teacher from the school, along with other delegates from local schools and the Partnership, visited Sierra Leone. A major part of the visit was devoted to undertaking teaching in schools. Notable former pupils Martyn Andrews – TV presenter, journalist and singer (previously Andrew Martin) Craig Phillips – winner of the first series of reality television show Big Brother References External links School website Secondary schools in the Metropolitan Borough of Sefton Church of England secondary schools in the Diocese of Liverpool Academies in the