In 1992 we were selected as one of two Wolverhampton schools to go forward for consideration within the Technology Schools Initiative. Our submission was successful, bringing almost £200,000 in financial support for our development plans in the Science and Technology area of the curriculum.

In January 1994 we became a Technology College, the only Church School in the country to be so at that time. Since then, we have developed through two other successful phases. Our delivery of the curriculum in the key areas of Science, Mathematics and Technology has since been audited as being of high quality. A ratio of one computer to every four children and favourable group sizes enable each individual to study Information Technology on his or her own terminal with industry-standard software. As a reflection of this we were successful in securing continued status at Phase 5 from September 2007 and additional funding for four years.

In addition we school in the innovative national Leading Edge Programme in 2003. In 2006, we were invited to become a Specialist Vocational College (now Applied Learning) in addition to our Technology Specialism.