Camborne Science & Community College is a comprehensive school and Sixth Form College in Camborne, Cornwall, in the United Kingdom. The school teaches 11-19 year olds. In 2003 it gained specialist status, as a Science College. Originally known as Treswithian Secondary Modern at its opening on April 18, 1956, the school was originally equipped for the use of 508 pupils . It expanded to became Camborne School and Community College at the introduction of the Comprehensive school system, absorbing the disestablished Camborne Grammar School. The name again changed upon its recognition as a Science Status College. As well as hosting the school and Sixth Form College, the grounds are home to the CPR Learning Space, known as the ‘Classroom of the Future’. The school has recently been extended with a new £3.2 million Design Technology block, incorporating the Design Technology, Food Technology and Graphical Drawing subjects, and those related to them. As well as this, there has recently been a full refurbishment of the school’s main canteen, toilet facilities and of the Sixth Form area.