Issue CS1.1

Vision, Teamwork and a Few Pounds

The value of a good site manager and team spirit can never be over-estimated when trying to make-over a large comprehensive with a small purse. Val Duffy-Cross of Langley School in Solihull explains how they did it.

9 Aug 2009
24mins

Learning Spaces

Creating an Effective Brief

In the first issue of the Newsletter we looked at how to put together the development team of stake-holders and to work out a project timetable to produce the fnal contract. Ty Goddard, Managing Director of School Works explains how to construct the most critical aspect – the Design Brief.

9 Aug 2009
24mins

Learning Spaces

A place to grow

Gary Burns says Learning through Landscapes believe that all schools should plan for the complete outdoor learning environment, and shows how it can be done.

9 Aug 2009
24mins

Learning Spaces

A message from Jacqui Smith

It is common sense! To learn effectively, children need clean, comfortable, well-equipped school buildings.

9 Aug 2009
24mins

Learning Spaces

If Only…

Jill Stuart had known then what she knows now about building a new PFI school things could have been a lot easier.

9 Aug 2009
24mins

Learning Spaces

Classy refurbishment

Balfour Beatty Refurbishment’s specialist education Division are currently active at 14 Schools in London and the south East.

9 Aug 2009
24mins

Learning Spaces

Personalised Learning Swedish Style

Kunskapsskolan, a private school operator in Sweden has pioneered personalised learning and developed school buildings which are ft for this purpurse. It has a lot to teach the UK, thinks Andrew Beard.

9 Aug 2009
24mins

Learning Spaces

Futuristic Teaching tool

Kingsmead is no ordinary school. It demonstrates a remarkable level of environmental ambition, and the achievements are backed up with statistics.

9 Aug 2009
24mins

Learning Spaces

Who really understands Sustainability?

Cath Basilio, Senior Architect with Sheffeld City Council unpicks the trendy and superfcial concepts of sustainability to discover its radical promise for schools.

9 Aug 2009
24mins

Learning Spaces

Avoiding Doorknob Disasters

Ironmongery can be 1 per cent of the cost of any School building project but more than 80 per cent of the hassle. And a bad decision can cost thousands in labour charges. So Ian Deans urges extreme caution.

9 Aug 2009
24mins

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Issue CS1.1

Vision, Teamwork and a Few Pounds

Creating an Effective Brief

A place to grow

A message from Jacqui Smith

If Only…

Classy refurbishment

Personalised Learning Swedish Style

Futuristic Teaching tool

Who really understands Sustainability?

Avoiding Doorknob Disasters

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