The Green School: Belgium April 2015

The Green School was originally built at the end of the 19th century, I did read as an asylum but I can not find any evidence to back that story up.

Quite a large school which seems to of been expanded over time due to the different building styles. At its peak it was educating around 500 pupils.

Due to varying reasons the school closed early in the 21st century and has been left abandoned ever since. There is little graffiti and decay has set in well. One room pretty much has grass carpet.

There was once a beautiful chapel here but sadly a fire in 2012 totally destroyed it. Most of the roof is gone the beautiful features are no more and scaffolding supports the ceiling.

There are development plans for the site and originally the chapel was meant to be left untouched, sadly after the fire this may not be a feasible option.

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The Green School: External from the courtyard.

The Green School: Tease of the main hall.

The Green School: The main hall leads to the staff room.

The Green School: Main staircase landing.

The Green School: Classrooms upstairs were quite plain.

The Green School: The decay started to appear.

The Green School: Even more as we move on.

The Green School: Eventually we find full on water damage and a moss carpet.

The Green School: The staffroom doorway.

The Green School: The overgrowth was making its way in.

The Green School: The light was so nice.

The Green School: So I took quite a few shots in here.

The Green School: Last one for the spots of light.

The Green School: We have a quick look in other parts of the school.

The Green School: Nice decay on this small staircase.

The Green School: There was a much older part with stained glass windows.

The Green School: Something different, some outside urinals.

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