Civil engineers Dawnus are to begin developing a new secondary school in Wokingham next month.
Construction of the £32.5 million school was delayed after levels of contaminated material were discovered on the proposed site at Arborfield Garrison.
As a result, the council and Bohunt Education Trust have merged phases one and two of the construction to ensure the project is completed on time.
Established legacy buildings on the garrison site will be used for pupils starting school in September 2016 whilst construction of the main school is finished.
Contractors are now on schedule to complete the building as originally planned in May/June 2017.
Cllr Charlotte Haitham Taylor said: "The delay in the site handover has meant we've had a chance to revise the phasing of the construction programme and address some parental concerns around children being taught in phase 1 of the new school whilst construction work is still underway on phase 2."
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