Houlton School

Free Radio Breakfast Show hosts JD and Roisin unveil their Hollywood-style handprints at Houlton School, with Jacob (aged 11) and Maizie (aged 12).

Radio presenters leave their mark at a site of global broadcasting history

The judges said the design was a ‘playful, thoughtful, practical design that could really benefit people’.

Creative Houlton students shortlisted in national competition

Ele Fountain celebrates World Book Day with students.

Children's author inspires students at Houlton to mark World Book Day

Houlton School students make the grade.

World Class Schools Quality Mark for secondary school

Principal Nicky Mainat the venue in Houlton

New weekend theatre school opens its doors in Rugby

HSSP delivering football for over 600 youngsters

Pupils at the museum.

Rugby's Houlton pupils visit Science Museum to learn about their school's unique...

Submitted photo.

Ofsted inspectors gave Rugby's Houlton School a glowing verdict before it even o...

Mr Pawsey (centre) with Richard Coppell (right) and Nigel Hugill (left) of Urban&Civic at Houlton.

Rugby MP says building more homes strengthens the case for more public services ...

Principal Michael McCulley, plus vice principal Chloe Buckenham with students on the opening day.

First year 7 pupils welcomed to Rugby's newest secondary school on radio mast si...

Photo courtesy of RRUG.

Rugby's only bus lane put to use, with regular services linking Houlton to the r...

L-R: Schools Minister Nick Gibb MP, Conservative Party co-chairman Amanda Milling MP and Rugby and Bulkington MP Mark Pawsey.

Senior cabinet minister calls Rugby's Houlton School 'a wonderful educational op...

Pictured Dom Littlewood (left), Michael McCulley, Principal Designate at Houlton School (right).

Dom Littlewood comes to Rugby's newest secondary school to make BBC programme

A CGI projection of how the school will look when it is finished.

Rugby's Houlton School set to welcome its first pupils in September after Govern...

Mike van den Berg (Urband&Civic), Councillor Ian Picker, local historian Malcolm Hancock, Councillor Kathryn Lawrence and Johanne Thomas (Urban&Civic).

Work begins to transform iconic Rugby radio building into secondary school