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Inspiring spaces and why they matter
Let’s rewind a couple of years to the start of the academic year in September 2019. For King’s High Warwick,…
29th September 2021
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Facilities & buildings
Space odyssey: how schools are striving to make the most of facilities
Maximising the potential of a school’s structural assets is absolutely vital in today’s independent education sector. First of all, spaces…
7th January 2020
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Facilities & buildings
Classrooms designed with intelligence in mind
Marymount International School, Kingston upon Thames Designer The Stable Company Description Marymount International School is a small, independent Catholic boarding school located…
4th June 2019
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Influencing student behaviour with interior design
When we look at the educational set-up in schools today, it’s clear the days of utilitarian design with uniform rows…
30th September 2017
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Nine in ten students inspired by classroom design
More than nine in ten students (95%) find a more flexible classroom design enhances their creativity and increases their motivation,…
15th September 2016
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Learning environments to inspire teachers
One in five secondary teacher training places for September 2015 went unfilled. A shock YouGov poll of October 2015 revealed…
22nd February 2016
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The science of style
No matter what sort of education space you’re looking at, the key word in classroom design at the moment is…
23rd April 2015
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How classroom design can boost engagement
A positive learning environment can help encourage pupils to become more involved in their studies, potentially improving their understanding of…
16th April 2015
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Designing for science
Founded in 1885, Dulwich Prep London is the largest boys’ preparatory school in the country, with more than 800 students…
2nd April 2015
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Classroom design aids student learning
Despite curriculums, teaching standards and technologies changing immeasurably over the past 150 years, many of our schools’ classrooms still follow…
11th November 2014
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