Building school success

The New Labour government has invested heavily in creating physical learning environments to inspire teachers and students alike. But can well-designed buildings really help to deliver a better education? Examines the Building Schools for the Future programme, and focuses on some examples of success...

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Published in:RSA journal 2006-12, Vol.153 (5526), p.30-35
Main Author: Heartfield, James
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Language:English
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Architectural design
Architectural education
Children
Education
Educational attainment
Educational buildings
Educational environment
School buildings
Teachers
Wood buildings
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Children
Education
Educational attainment
Educational buildings
Educational environment
School buildings
Teachers
Wood buildings
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