Warden Park Secondary Academy
Warden Park Secondary Academy
LOCATION
Warden Park Secondary Academy is located in the beautiful village of Cuckfield on the southern slopes of the Weald just north of the South Downs National Park. Cuckfield lies 2 miles to the west of Haywards Heath which sits on the main rail line providing quick links to Brighton - 20 minutes, Gatwick - 11 minutes and London - 50 minutes. There are buses from Haywards Heath and the surrounding villages that allow students easy access to the academy.
Cuckfield was originally a market town and an important coaching stop on the route from London to Brighton. The name, Cuckfield, originates from association with the cuckoo which is the village emblem.
Warden Park Secondary Academy
Warden Park Secondary Academy
LOCATION
Warden Park Secondary Academy is located in the beautiful village of Cuckfield on the southern slopes of the Weald just north of the South Downs National Park. Cuckfield lies 2 miles to the west of Haywards Heath which sits on the main rail line providing quick links to Brighton - 20 minutes, Gatwick - 11 minutes and London - 50 minutes. There are buses from Haywards Heath and the surrounding villages that allow students easy access to the academy.
Cuckfield was originally a market town and an important coaching stop on the route from London to Brighton. The name, Cuckfield, originates from association with the cuckoo which is the village emblem.
Warden Park Secondary Academy
Warden Park Secondary Academy
LOCATION
Warden Park Secondary Academy is located in the beautiful village of Cuckfield on the southern slopes of the Weald just north of the South Downs National Park. Cuckfield lies 2 miles to the west of Haywards Heath which sits on the main rail line providing quick links to Brighton - 20 minutes, Gatwick - 11 minutes and London - 50 minutes. There are buses from Haywards Heath and the surrounding villages that allow students easy access to the academy.
Cuckfield was originally a market town and an important coaching stop on the route from London to Brighton. The name, Cuckfield, originates from association with the cuckoo which is the village emblem.