Managing Stress in Schools: Turning Awareness into Action

Managing Stress in Schools: Turning Awareness into Action

With Easter approaching, schools around the country will be preparing to capitalise on the window of opportunity to undertake necessary maintenance during the typical two-week break.  With no pupils or staff on site, improved (supposedly) weather conditions and a...
Easter Holidays – Make sure maintenance includes gates

Easter Holidays – Make sure maintenance includes gates

With Easter approaching, schools around the country will be preparing to capitalise on the window of opportunity to undertake necessary maintenance during the typical two-week break.  With no pupils or staff on site, improved (supposedly) weather conditions and a...
School Gates – Delivering Safety or a Safety Risk?

School Gates – Delivering Safety or a Safety Risk?

School Gates – Delivering Safety or a Safety Risk? Automated gates have become a regular feature on the school site and for good reason, providing a strong show of physical defence and access control. However, these gates, when not installed or maintained...
What the New Education Estates Strategy Means for School Leaders

What the New Education Estates Strategy Means for School Leaders

Key Takeaways and Practical Actions The Government has published its new Education Estates Strategy: A Decade of National Renewal (February 2026), setting out a ten-year direction for the condition, safety, sustainability and resilience of school buildings across...
Four Premises Risks That Require Ongoing Control

Four Premises Risks That Require Ongoing Control

In school premises management, not all risks can be treated in the same way. Some issues can be planned for over time. Others require continuous control. Fire safety, asbestos management, water hygiene and structural safety fall into this second category. These are...
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