With pupils set to go back to school on 8 March, there are a number of safety measures schools need to implement to ensure the health and wellness of the staff, students, and school communities.
The first lockdown and closure of schools brought on by the coronavirus pandemic fired a “warning shot” for education facilities managers, forcing head-teachers to re-examine school safety standards.
Now that a third lockdown is here and schools have been shut down for a second time, anyone behind the curve with the benefits of smart technology should get on board now before children return to the school environment. And with the ever-changing variants of the COVID-19 virus, schools can’t afford to be “late to class” when it comes to health and safety.
Source: Darc Studio
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Feix & Merlin has won planning for its proposals to turn a grade II-listed former town hall and library in south London into a community hub.
Construction at Walworth Town Hall is expected to start in the second half of next year after the design was given the green light by Southwark planners last week.
The bulding was hit by a blaze seven years ago and has been vacant ever since.
But plans to give the site on Walworth Road and the neighbouring Newington Library a new lease of life were submitted over the summer by Marylebone developer General Projects, which is behind Buckley Gray Yeoman’s makeover of James Stirling’s grade II -listed No1 Poultry.
Source: Darc Studio
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Source: Darc Studio
Source: Darc Studio
Construction is expected to start in the second half of next year after plans to turn a grade II-listed former town hall and library building in south London into a community hub were given the green light by Southwark planners last week.
Walworth Town Hall was hit by a blaze seven years ago and has been vacant ever since.
But plans to give the site on Walworth Road and the neighbouring Newington Library a new lease of life were submitted over the summer by Marylebone developer General Projects, which is behind Buckley Gray Yeoman’s makeover of James Stirling’s grade II -listed One Poultry – the City landmark completed by John Laing in 1997.