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20-Aug-2007
The UK government intends to deliver 200 carbon neutral “eco-schools” in the next three years, to help cut emissions. Here, Mukund Patel explains how the Department for Education and Skills is building schools of the future. This article was first printed in the May 2007 issue of Moderngov, © GovNet Communications.
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04-May-2007
A pioneer in supplying interactive whiteboards, SMART Technologies Inc. describes how this tool contributes to the primary classroom.
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04-May-2007
GeoHazards International is working with the staff of Ludlow Castle School and local New Delhi engineers to provide an earthquake-safe learning environment for this government school’s students. The programme is part of a larger pilot project supported by the governments of India and the United States to build local capacity to reduce the risks posed by existing buildings with inadequate earthquake resistance.
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24-Apr-2007
The UK Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (CABE) will establish a new panel to help local authorities deliver well-designed schools. The new panel will consider the designs from every construction team bidding to build or refurbish secondary schools. The CABE panel will assess their proposals and provide an evaluation to each local authority. CABE will also provide expert support and advice to local authorities leading up to the assessment.
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06-Apr-2007
Quebec has just published a best practice guide to maintaining ventilation systems, aimed at the physical resources managers of the network of school boards. This 64-page document, which is tailored to the school environment, is now available in PDF format on the Quebec Ministry of Education, Leisure and Sport website.
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15-Feb-2007
It is with great sadness that we say goodbye to John Mayfield who passed away last November in Australia. John was chairman of the PEB Steering Committee from 1985 to 1988, and he remained an active supporter of our work. John will be remembered for his charismatic personality and important contribution to education both in Australia and worldwide and will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
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PEB Launches Facility Performance Evaluation Pilot Study
13-Feb-2007
In 2007, PEB will launch a Facility Performance Evaluation Pilot Study, involving five countries. The broad purpose of this pilot study is to provide key stakeholders in educational facilities with tools, information and analyses to evaluate quality in relation to their facilities’ capacity to enrich and facilitate the educational process.
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04-Sep-2006
Over the past few years, Mexico’s Administrative Committee for the Federal Programme for School Construction (CAPFCE) has developed regional contests on school building design. In 2005, this central government organisation helped one state government to hold its own competition.
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01-Sep-2006
PEB is pleased to welcome its latest associate member, the National Institute for Educational Policy Research (NIER) of Japan.
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