now offers an indoor sports hall, a rooftop multi-use games area, 10 new classrooms, and flexible learning spaces. The main site includes a dining room, hall, library, visual arts centre, and a sick bay, with renovations in other classrooms. All classrooms contain interactive whiteboards. There is a class 3 listed gymnasium on site too, as well as ICT rooms, which are available to use before school, after school, and at lunchtimes. In 2013, the refurbished library and classrooms in Rosedale House were covered by The Guardian newspaper in a feature on inspirational teaching spaces. The school also contains astroturf playing fields, a fenland nature reserve, and a pavilion. Pupils There are currently approximately 800 pupils: 80 in the Pre-Prep, 140 in Rosedale House, and 140 in the Sixth Form; and 450 in the Senior School. Usually there are four classes in years 7 and 8, and five classes in years 9, 10 and 11. In Rosedale House, there are two classes in years 3, 4, 5, and 6. Each pupil and teacher is part of a house named after a notable contributor to the school, for example, head teachers and people who donated money to the school. The houses are: Cattley Clark Kennett Pollock Rose Street Sutherland The plans to introduce iPads for educational use in the Senior School started in September 2012. This was extended to the Sixth Form from September 2013. In 2013 it was announced that the school will be accepting boys for the first time in to Rosedale House in 2014 and then the Senior school in 2017, becoming coeducational. Curriculum There is a large range of opportunities for learning at the Stephen Perse. Students learn French from Year 3 and Spanish from year 4, and can choose to learn German, Mandarin Chinese, or Russian from year 9. For GCSE, there are many options available, with students taking 10 or 11 GCSEs. All students take Maths, English Language, and English Literature IGCSEs. In addition to this, students have the option to either chose to take 'triple science' consisting of Biology, Chemistry and Physics GCSEs or to take 'combined science' where the pupils are still educated in all three sciences, but only achieve 2 GCSEs as there is less content to learn overall. Students also must take an IGCSE in French, Spanish, German or Mandarin Chinese. Students then choose up to four options if they take triple