Tag: Student wellbeing

As pupil numbers continue to rise across the UK, education leaders are facing increasing pressure on facilities that were never designed for today’s demand. While classrooms often take priority in expansion plans, washrooms are a critical, and frequently overlooked, part of the equation. For estate

For schools, colleges and universities, washrooms are among the most heavily used spaces on site. Yet they’re often the last to be upgraded - until issues around hygiene, durability and student experience become impossible to ignore. The summer holidays present a unique opportunity to address

Creating safe, supportive learning environments goes far beyond the classroom. Increasingly, education leaders are recognising that overlooked spaces - particularly school washrooms - can become hotspots for vaping and anti-social behaviour if not thoughtfully designed. For estate managers, head teachers, and facilities professionals, the challenge

When education leaders consider the factors that influence student attendance and performance, the conversation often centres on curriculum, teaching quality, and pastoral care. Rarely does it begin with the condition of school washrooms. Yet, for students, washrooms are not a peripheral facility. They are an