The map shows two — select —potentialhistorical locations (S1 and S2) for a new school in a town called Canterbury.

Overall, the main difference between the proposed sites is that S1 lies in the — select —countrysidetown centre just to the east of the town, while S2 is in the — select —heartedge of the city. S1 is the only location which can be — select —accessedavoided by a main road.

S2 has the — select —advantagedrawback of being surrounded by housing and hence — select —convenientlyrandomly situated for a potentially large number of pupils. S1, in — select —contrastaddition, lies outside the housing area.

Neither site can offer the advantage of the University site, which is within — select —easy reachdistance of the town and also — select —borders oncenters on the countryside.

There is a central no traffic zone, which makes it — select —impossiblefeasible to reach S2 by car. However, S2 is more conveniently sited for Chartham and is again — select —accessibleremote by a main road.