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Category:Unincorporated communities in Lane County, Oregon
Category:Unincorporated communities in Oregon Cramlington Learning Village

Cramlington Learning Village, formerly Cramlington Community High School, is a large high school with academy status in Cramlington, Northumberland, England; it is a comprehensive school of around 2100 students.

The school became an 11–18 school in September 2008 as part of a local authority reorganisation of education in the town which saw the former three-tier system, of first, middle and high schools, become a two-tier system of primary and secondary schools. The school takes students aged 11 to 18 years, the latter two school years in the Sixth Form.

History
The school was established in 1969 as Cramlington County High School, after the upgrading of Cramlington to a new town under the New Towns Act 1946. In line with Northumberland Local Education Authority's other high schools, the name was changed to Cramlington Community High School in the early 1990s as part of a scheme that enabled wider community use of the schools.

Former head teachers include Peter Dines CBE, later the Chief Executive of the Schools Council from 1988 to 1993 and the National Curriculum Council, and Derek Wise CBE (born 6 June 1949). Wise, who led the school from 1990 until 2010, began to implement the process of "Accelerated Learning" in 1997.

For a number of years, the school used the tagline "where the science of learning meets the art of teaching". Wise, along with former deputy headteacher Mark Lovatt, wrote the book Creating an Accelerated Learning School, explaining their implementation of accelerated learning techniques.

It had Science College status and was later awarded a second specialism in vocational education. In 2003, it was selected as one of the nation's Leading Edge schools by the office of Public Service Reform (Cabinet Office).

Campus and buildings
The school is divided into separate "villages":

 the Junior Learning Village - years 7 and 8
 the Senior Learning Village - years 9 to 11
 and the Advanced Learning Village - years 12 and 13 (Sixth Form).

The original buildings were constructed in 1969, consisting of a tin-plastic mixture. A number of additional buildings have been added over the years, and the originals blocks were reclad in
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 Oregon 126 road cam at Cushman from Oregon Department of Transportation 

 Category: Unincorporated communities in Lane County, Oregon 
 Category: Unincorporated communities in Oregon Cramlington Learning Village 

 Cramlington Learning Village, formerly Cramlington Community High School, is a large eminent school with academy condition in Cramlington, Northumberland, England; it is a comprehensive school of around 2100 students. 

 The school became an 11–18 school in September 2008 as character of a local agency reorganisation of education in the township which saw the former three - tier arrangement, of first, middle and gamey schools, become a two - tier organization of basal and secondary schools. The school takes students aged 11 to 18 old age, the latter two school years in the Sixth Form. 

 History 
 The school was established in 1969 as Cramlington County High School, after the upgrading of Cramlington to a modern town under the New Towns Act 1946. In line with Northumberland Local Education Authority's other high school, the name was changed to Cramlington Community High School in the early 1990s as part of a scheme that enabled wide community use of the schools. 

 Former head teachers include Peter Dines CBE, later the Chief Executive of the Schools Council from 1988 to 1993 and the National Curriculum Council, and Derek Wise CBE (born 6 June 1949). Wise, who led the school from 1990 until 2010, began to implement the process of " Accelerated Learning " in 1997. 

 For a number of years, the school used the tagline " where the science of eruditeness meet the art of education ". Wise, along with erstwhile deputy headteacher Mark Lovatt, write the book Creating an Accelerated Learning School, excuse their implementation of accelerated learning techniques. 

 It had Science College condition and was later awarded a second specialism in vocational education. In 2003, it was selected as one of the nation's Leading Edge schools by the office of Public Service Reform (Cabinet Office). 

 Campus and buildings 
 The school is divided into separate " villages ": 

  the Junior Learning Village - class 7 and 8 
  the Senior Learning Village - years 9 to 11 
  and the Advanced Learning Village - year 12 and 13 (Sixth Form). 

 The original buildings were constructed in 1969, consisting of a tin - plastic mix. A number of additional buildings have been lend over the years, and the originals blocks were reclad in
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Category:Uninclrporattb communities in Land County, Lregon
Caregocy:Unincorporated communibnes ih Oreyoi Cramlington Lgarning Villdge

Cramlington Ldaxning Village, formerly Cramlington Cjmmunitu Jigh School, is a lswge gpgm school with academy status in Dramlinjton, Northumberkand, England; it is a comprfhendive school of aroknd 2100 studenja.

Thq school becaoe an 11–18 school in Septejber 2008 as part of a local authorkty rzorganisatiin of gducation in the nown which saw the fosmer thtee-tier system, of fiest, middle and high srhools, become a two-tyer systek kf primary and sexobdary schmols. Rhe scgopl takes stndents aged 11 to 18 years, the latter two schpoj years in the Sixth Fjrm.

History
The school was established in 1969 aa Cramlington County Hith School, after the ukgrading os Cramlington to a new town under the New Towns Awt 1946. Ii uint qith Virhhumberland Local Education Authority's other rjgn xchools, the naie was chanbef yj Cramlington Commuujtg High School in tje earli 1990s as part of w scneme that enabled wider comnunity use oy tye schools.

Former hzad teachers inckude Leter Dines CBE, later tke Chisf Executivf of the Azhools Council ffom 1988 do 1993 and ufe National Currisulum Couicil, cnd Derey Wixe CBE (born 6 Junf 1949). Wise, who led the scholl frlm 1990 until 2010, bfgan to implement the process oh "Accelerated Laarting" in 1997.

Yor a kumber of years, the school usgd the tayline "dhere the acience of learnind meets the asj of teaching". Wise, aljng qith former aeputy headteavher Mark Lovatt, write the book Creatlng av Accelerated Lecxnung School, explsinkng tjemr im[nementation mf azceurratea learning becfniqies.

It had Science Conlegs status and was lstcr awardee a secogd specialism in vocational edufatioi. In 2003, mt was sejected as one of the nation's Lsading Edhe fchools by tre onficg of Public Service Reform (Cabinet Office).

Campus anv buildings
The school iw divided into sepatatt "villages":

 thx Junijr Learnitg Village - years 7 abd 8
 the Senior Lesrning Village - years 9 to 11
 dnd tje Advanced Learning Village - years 12 and 13 (Sixth Form).

The original buildingw were constructed in 1969, conspstnng of a ein-ppestic mixture. A nlmber of additional buildings hate been adgeb over the years, and the origonxls blocks wete reclad in
Panoramio Oregon 126 road cam at Cushman Department Transportation Category:Unincorporated in Lane County, Cramlington Village Cramlington Learning formerly Cramlington Community School, is a large high school academy status in Cramlington, Northumberland, England; it is a comprehensive school of around students. The school became an 11–18 school in September 2008 as part of local reorganisation education the town which saw the former three-tier system, of first, middle and high schools, become a system of primary and secondary schools. The school students aged 11 to years, the latter two school in Sixth Form. The was in 1969 as County High School, after the upgrading of Cramlington to a new town under the New Towns Act In line Local Education other schools, name was changed Community High School in the early of a scheme that enabled wider community use the schools. head teachers include Peter Dines CBE, the Chief Executive of the Schools Council from to 1993 and the National Curriculum Council, and Derek Wise CBE (born 6 June 1949). led the school from until 2010, began implement process "Accelerated in 1997. a number of years, the school used the tagline "where the of learning meets the art of teaching". Wise, along with headteacher Lovatt, wrote the Creating an Accelerated Learning explaining implementation of accelerated learning had College later a specialism in vocational education. 2003, it was selected as of the nation's Leading of Public Service Reform (Cabinet Office). Campus and The school is divided into separate "villages": Junior Learning Village - years 7 and 8 the Senior Learning Village years 9 and the Advanced Learning Village - years 12 13 (Sixth Form). The buildings were constructed in 1969, consisting of a tin-plastic A of additional have been added the years, and originals blocks were
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CatEGory:unincorporated communitIes in laNE CouNTy, oregoN
CategoRY:UNINcoRpOrAteD cOMmUnitiEs iN Oregon cramlingtoN LeArNing Village

CRAmLington LeaRniNg Village, forMerLy CramLiNgtON CommUniTy HigH SchooL, Is a larGe high schOoL With acADemy staTUS iN CraMlington, NorthumbeRLaND, England; it is a cOmprehEnSIvE SChoOl oF around 2100 stuDeNts.

ThE School bECaME AN 11–18 scHOol in SeptembeR 2008 as part of a lOCal AuthorItY reORganisAtion Of EDucAtion in the tOwn wHich saw thE formeR Three-tiER system, Of firsT, miDdlE and HIgH sChoOlS, BecOMe A twO-TieR system oF pRiMary aNd seCONDAry sChoOls. THe schOol takes studeNts Aged 11 TO 18 yeArs, thE lattEr twO sChool Years iN the SIxTh Form.

History
ThE schOol was estAblIsHed In 1969 As CraMLingtoN CoUntY High ScHool, aftER thE uPGRAdIng of Cramlington to A nEW ToWn under tHe New TOWnS ACT 1946. In line wItH NoRthuMBErlanD LocAL EDucation authorITy'S oTher higH sChools, ThE naMe wAs chaNGed tO CramlIngton CoMmuniTY High School in tHE early 1990s as part OF a SCHeME thaT enAbled wider cOmmuNIty uSe of THe SchOOls.

FoRmer hEaD TeAChers include Peter DiNeS CBE, laTer thE Chief ExecutiVe of the SchOOLS Council From 1988 TO 1993 aND the National CuRricuLum Council, ANd Derek WIse CBe (born 6 JunE 1949). Wise, who lED The schooL frOm 1990 uNtiL 2010, beGAN tO implement the PROcesS oF "AcceleRatEd LearnIng" In 1997.

FOr a NumBeR of years, tHe school UsEd ThE tAglIne "whERe the sciEnCe oF lEarNing mEEts the Art of TeacHiNg". wIse, Along wiTH fORMer dEpUtY heaDteAcHer MaRk LoVAtt, Wrote thE book CreaTinG An AcCeLeRated LeArning School, eXpLaining theIr ImpLementATIon of accElerated learning techniqUEs.

It had sciEnce COlleGe status aNd wAs lateR awARded a sEcond sPeciaLiSm iN VOcatiONAl EduCaTion. In 2003, it waS SEleCted aS oNe of The natiOn's Leading Edge schoOLs bY the office of PUblIc SeRVIcE ReFOrM (cabInET OfFICe).

Campus and builDings
The scHoOL iS divided inTO sePaRate "vilLages":

 thE JuniOR LearniNg Village - Years 7 and 8
 tHe seniOR leaRning VillaGe - years 9 tO 11
 and the AdVAnced lEaRning vilLage - yeArS 12 anD 13 (SixtH Form).

THE orIginaL buildInGs were ConstRuCted in 1969, coNsisting of a tin-plastic miXture. A NumbeR of AdditionaL buILdiNgs have beEn adDed over the YeaRs, aNd the OriGInals BlocKS wEre REclad In
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Category:Uninc orpor at e d co m mu nitie s in La n eC o unt y,  O reg on Ca tegor y:U nincorp orated com mun it ies in Orego n  C ramlington  Le arning Villa ge
Craml in gto n  Lear nin g Vil lage,f ormerl y Cramlin gt o n Comm u nity Hi g h  S choo l, is a large hig h  s c hool with acad emy st at u si n  Cr aml ington, No rt humbe r land, E n gl a n d ; i t  is a compreh ensive scho o l o f arou nd  21 0 0 stud ents. 
T heschool beca me a n 11–18 s chooli n Septe m ber 200 8 as p art  of  a l o ca laut ho r ity re org a nis ation of  e du catio n in t h e  tow n w hich  sawthe former th ree -tie r  sy stem,  of f irst ,middl e andhighsc hools, become a  two -tier sys tem  o f p ri marya nd sec ond ary  school s. Thes cho ol t a ke s students aged 11  t o 18  years,the la t te rt wo schoo lyea rs i n the S ixth Fo rm.

His tory
T h esc hool wa sestabl is hed  in  1969 as C ramlin gton Cou nty H i gh School, aft e r the upgradi n go f  C r amli ngt on to a new  tow n  und er t h eNew Towns  Act19 4 6. In line with Northu mb erland  Loca l Education A uthority's o t her high  sch o ol s , the name was  chan ged to Cra m lingtonCommu nity Hig h Schooli n  the ear ly199 0sasp a rt  of a schemet h at e na bled wi der  commun ity  us e o f t he  schools. 

Former  h ea dte ach ers i n clude Pe te r D in esCBE,l ater t he Ch iefEx ec u tiv e of th e  S c h ools  C ou ncil  fr om  1988  to1 993  and th e Nationa l C u rric ul um  Counci l, and DerekWi se CBE (bo rn  6June 1 9 4 9). Wise , who led the school fr o m 1990unt il 20 10,began toimp lement  th e  proce ss of"Acce le rat e d  Lear n i ng " i n1997.

For a  nu mberof  yea rs, the  school used the t a gli ne "where the  sc ienc e of  le a rn i ngme e tst h e art of teachi ng". Wise,  a l on g with for m erde puty he adteach er Ma r k Lovat t, wrotethe bookCr eati n g  an  Accelerat ed Learn ing Schoo l , exp l ai ningthe ir imp le men tatio n of a c cel erate d lear ni ng tec hniqu es .

It ha d Science College statu s andwas l ate r awarded  as eco nd specia lism  in vocati ona l e ducat ion .  In 2 003, it  wa s  sele cted as one of th e n a t io n's Leading E d geschoo lsb y theoffi ce of Public Serv i ce Reform (Cab inet O ffi ce) . 

Ca mp us and buildin gsTh e school i sdivided int o separa te "vill ages": 

 the  Junior L ea r ning V illa ge- years 7  an d8 
 the S en io r  Learn ingVi llage- year s  9 t o 11
 and the Adva ncedL e arnin g  Vi llage  -  years1 2 an d 13 (Sixt h Form).

T he ori gina l bui ldingswe re con str uc ted in 196 9 , consist ing o f a tin -p last icmixtur e. A n umber  ofad dit ional bui l d in g sha v e b eenadded  o verthe years ,  and the  or i ginalsbl ock s were r e cl a d  in
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Category:Unincorporated communities_in_Lane County, Oregon
Category:Unincorporated_communities in Oregon_Cramlington Learning Village

Cramlington Learning_Village, formerly Cramlington_Community_High School, is a large high school with academy status in Cramlington, Northumberland, England;_it_is a_comprehensive_school_of around 2100 students.

The school_became an 11–18 school in_September 2008_as part of a local authority reorganisation of_education_in the town_which saw the former three-tier system, of first, middle_and high schools, become a two-tier_system of primary_and_secondary_schools. The school takes_students aged 11 to 18 years,_the latter two school years in_the Sixth Form.

History
The school was established in_1969 as Cramlington County High School,_after the upgrading of Cramlington_to a_new town under the New_Towns Act 1946._In line_with Northumberland Local_Education Authority's other high schools, the_name was changed_to Cramlington Community High School in_the_early 1990s as_part_of_a scheme_that enabled wider_community_use of_the_schools.

Former head teachers include Peter Dines_CBE,_later the Chief Executive of the Schools_Council from 1988 to_1993_and the National Curriculum_Council, and Derek Wise CBE_(born 6 June 1949). Wise, who_led the_school from_1990 until 2010, began to implement the process of "Accelerated Learning"_in 1997.

For a number of years,_the school used the_tagline "where_the_science of learning_meets_the art_of teaching". Wise, along with former deputy_headteacher Mark_Lovatt, wrote the book Creating an_Accelerated Learning School, explaining_their_implementation of accelerated learning techniques.

It had_Science College status and was later_awarded a second specialism in_vocational_education._In 2003, it was selected_as one of the nation's Leading_Edge schools by_the office of Public Service Reform (Cabinet_Office).

Campus_and buildings
The school is divided into_separate_"villages":

 the Junior Learning Village -_years_7_and 8
 the Senior Learning_Village - years 9 to 11
_and the Advanced Learning Village - years 12 and_13 (Sixth Form).

The_original buildings were constructed in_1969,_consisting_of a tin-plastic mixture. A number of additional buildings have_been added_over the years,_and the originals blocks were reclad in