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1. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsArea guidelines and net capacity - GOV.UK

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   Jul 20, 2018 · Standards and guidance on the area of school buildings and grounds, and the number of pupil places available in school buildings.

2. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentArea guidelines for mainstream schools - GOV.UK

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   The purpose of this document is to set out simple, non-statutory area guidelines for mainstream school buildings (part A) and sites (part B) for all age ranges from 3 to 19. It supersedes the area...

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3. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsPrimary and secondary school design - GOV.UK

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   May 2, 2014 · 1. Primary and secondary school design 1.1 Primary school design. Guidance on space standards for primary schools can be found in Building Bulletin 103: Area guidelines for mainstream...

4. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsNotes on area guidelines for mainstream schools: building ...

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   Jul 20, 2018 · Area Guidelines for Mainstream Schools (BB103) sets out simple, non-statutory area guidelines for school buildings (part A) and sites (part B) for all age ranges from 3 to 19. It covers all state...

5. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentArea guidelines for SEND and alternative provision - GOV.UK

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   Introduction. The purpose of this document is to set out non-statutory area guidelines for buildings (Part A) and to provide guidance on grounds (Part B) for ages 3 to 19 at the following...

6. www.weareteachers.com › classroom-community-lesson-kitBuilding Classroom Community Lesson Kit: Free Download for ...

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   Oct 22, 2024 · In this lesson kit, you will find the activity “The Rainbow Colors of Me.”. This activity will help guide your students to think about what makes them unique. The rainbow worksheet will help guide students to think about both physical characteristics as well as interests and abilities. It will also help students explore what qualities ...

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   What are the non-statutory area guidelines for school buildings?

   • The purpose of this document is to set out simple, non-statutory area guidelines for mainstream school buildings (part A) and sites (part B) for all age ranges from 3 to 19. It supersedes the area guidelines in Building Bulletins (BB) 98 and 99, recommending reduced minimum internal and external areas.

   Area guidelines for mainstream schools - GOV.UK

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   What is the recommended area range for basic teaching area?

   • The recommended area range for the total basic teaching area is given in figures 3 to 10 for special schools and AP and figures 13 to 14 for Units; this area range can be divided up in many different ways. SRP does not require basic teaching area (see explanation on page 45).

   Area guidelines for SEND and alternative provision - GOV.UK

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   What is Building Bulletin 102?

   • Building Bulletin 102: Designing for disabled children and children with special educational needs provides non-statutory design guidance on accommodation for children with SEN and disabilities for special school and mainstream school projects. The publication includes:

   Primary and secondary school design - GOV.UK

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   Can a school have a two storey building?

   • The minimum gross area formulae allow for a single storey building, which is generally preferable for a special school. An area below the minimum is possible on a constrained site if a two storey building is acceptable, given pupils’ needs.

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   What is the basic teaching area in a unit?

   • In a Unit the basic teaching area will vary depending on the needs of the pupils and the amount of time pupils spend in the main school but all Units should include classrooms for (typically) 6 to 8 pupils. Basic teaching in a Unit may also include:

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   What are the zones for special schools?

   • The zones for special schools could apply to a Unit accommodating the same SEN. The number of secondary practical teaching spaces in a special school or AP will depend on the curriculum and pupils’ needs. All settings will have as a minimum: a room for science activities, in some special schools this may be a multi-purpose practical space.

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8. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentAcoustic design of schools: performance standards - GOV.UK

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   This document supersedes section 1 of ‘Building Bulletin 93’ (BB93) published in 2003. It sets out minimum performance standards for the acoustics of school buildings, and describes the normal...