The school has two main buildings (with a third building under construction as of October 2021), one of which is named the Corrigan building after Monsignor Corrigan, two outbuildings, including a Sports Centre, an Astroturf court at the rear and an on-site Chapel, with stained glass windows depicting the life and death of the School's Patron, Blessed George Napier, as well as two Portakabins as classrooms. The Sports Centre is named the "Monsy" after Monsignor Corrigan, a fairly well-known and long-serving Chair of Governors now deceased. The school has 870 students in the 11–18 age range, including a sixth form.
The school consists of two primary structures (with a third building under construction as of October 2021), one named the Corrigan Building in honor of Monsignor Corrigan, two auxiliary buildings, such as a Sports Centre with an Astroturf field and on-site Chapel featuring stained glass depicting the life and death of the School's Patron, Blessed George Napier, along with two Portakabins serving as classrooms. The Sports Centre is named "Monsy" in honor of Monsignor Corrigan, who was a well-known and long-serving Chair of Governors now deceased. The school has 870 students aged between 11 and 18, including a sixth form.