Selecting the right WC for your Education project

If you are working on an education project, then The Sanitaryware Company can help when it comes to selecting the right WC.

Improve Learning Environments With Gradus Interior Solutions

Creating the safest possible learning environments is always a priority in educational establishments. To achieve this, Gradus provides an assortment of interior products that not only enhance the aesthetic of any space but also help safeguard staff.

StoVentec Glass Is Specified For Another New Build At A Midlands School

The StoVentec Glass rainscreen cladding was specified for a new two-storey science block which has been built at Wolverhampton Girl’s High School, following its successful use on the school’s new sixth-form building which was completed in 2018.

Fernhill Stone used on the Formation of Aberdare Community School

It was announced in 2012 that Aberdare High School, Aberdare Girls' School and Blaengwawr Comprehensive School would merge to form a new 'super-school'. The construction of the new £50m campus began on the Michael Sobell Sports Centre site in 2013.

Multi-Faith Prayer Rooms in Schools and Universities

Universities, schools, and colleges are leaders in encouraging multicultural tolerance and understanding. Students are given the opportunity to widen their social circles, to meet and engage with people of diverse backgrounds.

Lusso Glazed Partitions for University of Bath School of Management

The £45 million world-class School of Management is the flagship building of the University of Bath. The seven-storey building brings together the entire school under one roof and is a place to inspire new levels of collaboration.

Altecnic Release Sealed System Issue of Technical Magazine, Idronics uk

The new issue of Idronics UK aims to enhance industry knowledge on sealed systems and their components, specifically how each component works to make the system as efficient as possible and troubleshooting any potential issues.

Why good acoustic design is central to making schools autism-friendly and inclusive

School design has evolved significantly over recent decades to ensure many more children with Special Educational Needs (SEN) and Disabilities (SEND) can attend mainstream schools for their education, rather than be segregated into specialist facilities.