Happy Christmas from the Building 4 Education team!
December edition of B4E is out now!
The December issue of Building 4 Education magazine is now available to download from our website and app store
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Hot off the press, the latest issue of B4E includes news, views and features from the education construction sector.
Features include:
- Education construction trends into 2015
- Modern refurbs in ancient Oxbridge buildings
- Asbestos in schools
- Step-by-step BIM guide
- UCL’s historic makeover
- Permanent formwork systems
- Liverpool University’s DIY construction project
- Voltage optimisation
- Natural ventilation
- Facilities Management 2015 preview
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Multimillion-pound facelift for college
Midlands independent school Tettenhall College is investing more than £3 million in a major redevelopment
Young Geographer of the Year
Sophie Topp wins Royal Geographical Society & Geographical magazine’s Young Geographer of the Year comp in the 16-18 Years Age category
Hockey pitch upgrade
Two redundant hockey pitches have been given a new lease of life, improving facilities for Coventry schools and sports clubs
Taunton School appoints new head
Taunton deputy headmaster Lee Glaser will take over from Dr John Newton as headmaster of the Somerset school in January
Young fencer competes at highest level
A teenager from Manchester High School for Girls furthers her fencing career at a tournament in Denmark
The importance of character building
Berkhamsted School Principal Mark Steed discusses the role independent schools play in building the character of their pupils
Platform to success
The increase in mobile technology has led to a new way of teaching. Helen Dorritt looks at the rise of blogging and vlogging in the classroom
UB January edition out now
The January edition of University Business magazine, with predictions for the year ahead, is now available to download
Turning teens on to engineering
Institution of Mechanical Engineers report: wholesale change needed in way engineering is promoted to teenagers
Queen of the chess board
A sixth former at Farlington School on the West Sussex/Surrey border has won two major chess championship titles
Pundits and pros visit Bolton School
Bolton School pupils enjoy insight into world of professional football from former internationals Mark Lawrenson and Trevor Sinclair
Girls’ school conference report
Louise Higson gives her perspective on the talks and discussions at this year’s Girls’ Schools Association heads’ conference
Coming together to celebrate innovation
Exhibitors working from across the learning technology sector will be showcasing their wares at this month’s Bett 2015 event
Pool success for Plymouth
Swimmers from Plymouth College have won nine medals and broken four records in the English Schools Swimming Championships
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