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Artist s impressions of a planned new school in Littleborough
Littleborough Community Primary School is to be rebuilt under the Government s 10 year £1bn school rebuilding programme
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This is the first look of how a new primary school in Rochdale could look.
Littleborough Community Primary School is to be rebuilt under the Government s 10 year £1bn school rebuilding programme.
Former public services student prepares to complete training with Royal Navy Date published: 06 March 2021
Dominic Saxon
An extremely ambitious former Bury College public services student from Heywood is working hard to enter a life-changing career within the British Armed Forces as he prepares to compete 10 weeks of Basic Naval Military Training.
During his time at the college, hardworking Dominic Saxon realised his passion for joining the forces and was invited to the Armed Forces Careers Office at Manchester Albion Warf which outlined the different career opportunities available to him.
From there, Dominic chose to apply for an Engineering Technician Weapons Engineer (ETWE) position and entered a gruelling recruitment process. This involved completing a psychometric test, an interview, a fitness test and a medical test.
Rethinking design series: Schools
“It’s imperative we get this right,” says Richard Hyams, founder and director of architecture practice Astudio. “The ramifications of the decisions we make now have the potential to impact the next generation.”
Arguably such views on the future of school design and construction could be made at any point in time; after all, good-quality school buildings should always be central in supporting children’s and young people’s learning. But the pandemic, which barred many children from physically attending school and exacerbated inequalities in education, has increased the pressure on those working on capital projects to create spaces that can adapt to future crises. Teachers, parents and politicians all agree that never again should students face the disruptions of the past 12 months. And now it falls to construction professionals to think of design solutions that can make school buildings more resilient in the future.