FCJ in Phoenix Road, and the state Regent High School in Charrington Street. Regent High School was established in 1877 and has gone through several name changes, more recently as Sir William Collins Secondary School, then as South Camden Community School. Somers Town Community Sports Centre was built on part of the school playground. The building is leased to a charitable trust that is jointly managed by the school and UCL (UCL is based a few hundred metres to the south of Euston Road and is a major employer of local residents). It is used for 17% of available hours by UCLU's sports teams for training and home matches and for recreational sport by UCL students. As part of Building Schools for the Future plans to expand the school, it is probable that the sports centre will be reintegrated back into the school campus. There are also three primary schools: Edith Neville (state), St Aloysius (state-aided Catholic) and St Mary and St Pancras (state-aided Church of England). The latter has been built beneath Somerset Court, four floors of university student accommodation units. Nearby areas Camden Town to the north Euston to the west King's Cross to the east St Pancras to the south-east Bloomsbury to the south Housing estates Modern housing estates in Somers Town include: Oakshott Court Cooper's Lane Estate Ossulston Estate Godwin Court Crowndale Estate Sidney Estate Ampthill Square Estate Aldenham House Wolcott House Churchway Estate Mayford Estate Clyde Court Goldington Street Estate Transport The nearest London Underground stations are Mornington Crescent, Euston and King's Cross St Pancras. National Rail services operate from the nearby London King's Cross, London St Pancras and London Euston stations. St Pancras International is the terminus for Eurostar services and was the London terminus for the Javelin fast train service to London Olympic Park. Notable residents Sir James Bacon (1798–1895), judge and privy councilor, born at 10 The Polygon Andrés Bello, (1781–1865), Venezuelan poet, lawmaker, philosopher, and educator lived at 39 Clarendon Square, later at 9 Egremont Place Natalie Bennett, former Green Party of England and Wales leader Maria Caterina Brignole (1737–1813), Dowager Princess of Monaco, Princess of Condé, fled the French Revolution, buried in St Aloysius Nell Campbell, actress and singer, lived at 50 Charrington Street while appearing in The Rocky Horror Show Guy-Toussaint-Julien Carron (1760–1821), French priest who fled the French Revolution and established the chapel of St Aloysius and other