The provided diagrams illustrate the physical transformations of West Park Secondary School over a sixty-year period, starting from its establishment in 1950 through to 2010.
In 1950, the site was relatively simple, featuring a row of houses on the left and a school building on the right, both situated along the main road. The southern portion of the land was divided between farmland and a playground. By 1980, the houses had been demolished to make way for a car park and a new science block. Simultaneously, the farmland was converted into a sports field, while the school building was expanded to include a main building.
Further developments occurred by 2010. The car park was significantly enlarged, occupying the entire bottom-left area, which necessitated the relocation of the sports field to the centre of the site. The science block and the main school building remained in their 1980 positions along the main road. Overall, the school site evolved from a mixed-use area into a dedicated educational campus, with a notable increase in parking capacity and a more structured layout for sports and recreational facilities.