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The number of pupils attending secondary schools is set to rise by 20% over the course of the next 10 years, primarily because of the increased birthdays from 2002 onwards. This means there are now larger numbers of children entering secondary schools at the age of 11, than leaving them at the age of 16.
If your school is expanding and running out of space, it’s important to find a solution within budget – and fast! Simply put, Springfield modular school buildings are your answer, and here’s why…
Leading water management specialists JDP is celebrating its 45th anniversary with a period of significant expansion, growth and investment. The company is expanding its UK branch network with new locations and existing branch upgrades.
Making the decision to hire or buy your new modular building is very dependent on your business’ unique needs. There are a range of options for both buying and hiring a modular building, but there are a few key points you will need to take into consideration.
Prefabricated buildings may not have been top of the list when looking at building types to expand your business or school into. However, prefab structures are more cost-effective than traditional buildings and can be extremely versatile. Our prefab classrooms and offices can easily be adapted to meet a wide range of business needs.
Modular buildings can give schools bespoke design features and functional spaces at a fraction of the cost of a traditional build.
Speak directly with one of our design team who will answer any questions you have and guide you through the wide range of choices available
