made national headlines for sending into isolation 50 children for minor violations of its uniform policy, such as wearing the wrong kind of black socks. The headteacher, evangelical Christian Buildings Admissions rose to 360, with the addition of a rural science block, built away from the main building, to teach soil study and vegetable growing, and greenhouse cultivation. In 1990 a new library and sixth form centre was built, opened in 1991. A language and mathematics block was built in 1997, and a drama studio in 1998. In 2005 a Business and Enterprise block was built. A new staff room was built, and in 2011 a new school reception, sixth form facilities, and conference centre were completed. A new sixth form block was completed in 2013. In 2015 a new science centre was built after the original science classrooms were knocked down. Reports The 2010 Ofsted report for the 2009 inspection rated the school as grade 1 "outstanding" overall. In 2013 the school also achieved grade 1 "outstanding" from Ofsted. Staff In 2011 school head teacher Chris Beckett became one of 100 UK teachers selected by the National College for Schools Leadership as a National Leader of Education. Curriculum School teaching provision is in line with National Curriculum, and includes the humanities, sciences, mathematics, English language and literature, technology, communications and foreign languages. Subjects can be taken towards GCSE and A-level examinations. Notable alumni Jade Etherington, Paralympian downhill skier Jonathan Foyle, architectural broadcaster Johnathan Hoggard, BRDC British Formula 3 driver Julie Hollman, heptathlete Jake Jarman, gymnast Ben Wright, footballer References External links Meningitis outbreak in March 1987 Educational institutions established in 1957 Secondary schools in Lincolnshire The Deepings 1957 establishments in England Academies in Lincolnshire