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The strength of partnership – transforming Bristol’s schools 4,300+ new primary places – and still going 300+ Improved schools for new places for children with additional learning needs 13,600+ secondary pupils – and still going Over 70% of construction teams employed locally 2,261,718 hours worked on Bristol schools 115% without a reportable accident more students achieving A*-C in at least five GCSEs teaching hours lost due to 0 building activity School places figures exclude projects scheduled for completion in August 2015 and 2016. GCSE figure refers to 2004 to 2014 and include maths and English. Safety figure refers to 2004 to 2014. Lost teaching hours are calculated from August 2013 to July 2014. 2 Since 2006, Skanska has provided over 4,300* new primary places in Bristol. We have improved the learning environment for over 13,600 secondary school children and created over 300 new places for children with additional learning needs. 1 Air Balloon Hill 8 Briarwood Special School 15 Colston Girls Primary Additional learning needs Secondary New-build and refurbishment – see New-build and refurbishment New-build and refurbishment page 16 Internal floor area: 835 sqm Internal floor area: 3,483 sqm Internal floor area: 1,155 sqm New places created: 21 Pupils with enhanced New places created: 210 Contract start (scheduled): July 2015 learning environment: 700 Contract start: February 2012 Completion (scheduled): August 2016 Contract start: February 2010 Completion: May 2013 Completion: September 2011 9 Bridge Farm 2 Ashley Down Primary (Brunel Fields) Primary 16 Cotham Primary New-build and refurbishment Secondary New-build Internal floor area: 754 sqm New block for art, design, technology Internal floor area: 2,011 sqm New places created: 210 and science plus refurbishment New places created: 210 plus 210 Contract start: January 2015 Internal floor area: 4,240 sqm in extension Completion (scheduled): August 2015 Pupils with enhanced Contract start: February 2010 learning environment: 1,080 Completion: November 2010 10 Bridge Learning Campus Contract start: February 2009 Extension site: August 2013 Primary, secondary and additional Completion: March 2011 learning needs 3 Ashton Gate New-build 17 Compass Point Primary Internal floor area: 14,244 sqm Primary Remodelling of old office building Pupils with enhanced New-build and refurbishment Internal floor area: 3,019 sqm learning environment: 1,400 Internal floor area: 1,720 sqm New places created: 420 Contract start: May 2007 New places created: 210 Contract start: November 2014 Completion: August 2009 Contract start: March 2014 Completion (scheduled): August 2015 Completion (scheduled): August 2015 11 Bristol Brunel Academy 4 Ashton Park Secondary 18 Easton CE Academy Secondary New-build – see page 17 Primary New-build and refurbishment Internal floor area: 13,500 sqm New-build and refurbishment Internal floor area: 5,922 sqm Pupils with enhanced Internal floor area: 1,085 sqm Pupils with enhanced learning environment: 1,080 New places created: 210 learning environment: 1,080 Contract start: May 2006 Contract start: April 2014 Contract start: February 2009 Completion: August 2007 Completion: December 2014 Completion: March 2011 12 Bristol Cathedral Choir School 19 Fairlawn Road 5 Avon Primary Secondary Primary and additional learning needs Primary Refurbishment including creation Refurbishment and remodelling New-build and refurbishment of classrooms, ICT and learning Internal floor area: Internal floor area: 698 sqm resource centre New places created: 420 New places created: 210 Internal floor area: 1,434 sqm Contract start: January 2015 Contract start: November 2013 Pupils with enhanced Completion (scheduled): August 2015 Completion: August 2014 learning environment: 600 Contract start: February 2010 20 Glenfrome 6 Barton Hill Completion: May 2011 Primary Primary New-build and refurbishment New-build and refurbishment 13 Bristol Metropolitan Academy Internal floor area: 662 sqm Internal floor area: 360 sqm Secondary New places created: 210 New places created: 90 New-build Contract start: July 2013 Contract start: June 2015 Internal floor area: 11,200 sqm Completion: May 2014 (subject to contract) Pupils with enhanced Completion (scheduled): February 2016 learning environment: 1,080 21 Hannah More Contract start: September 2006 Primary 7 Begbrook Primary Academy Completion: December 2008 New-build and refurbishment – see Primary page 9 New-build and refurbishment 14 Colston’s Primary (Elmgrove site) Internal floor area: 1,943 sqm Internal floor area: 698 sqm Primary New places created: 210 New places created: 240 New-build Contract start: February 2012 Contract start: October 2013 Internal floor area: 700 sqm Completion: December 2012 Completion: August 2014 New places created: 210 Contract start: October 2014 Completion (scheduled): August 2015 * Figure excludes projects scheduled for completion in August 2015 and 2016. 22 Henbury Court 29 Oasis Academy Long Cross 36 St. Bernadette Catholic N Primary Primary Secondary New-build and refurbishment New-build and refurbishment New building for art, drama and music Internal floor area: 164 sqm Internal floor area: 949 sqm plus refurbishment New places created: 65 New places created: Internal floor area: 2,100 sqm Contract start: May 2008 Contract start: November 2010 Pupils with enhanced Completion: September 2009 Completion: September 2011 learning environment: 750 Contract start: January 2009 23 Horfield CE VC Primary 30 Oasis Academy Marksbury Road Completion: August 2010 Primary Primary Two classroom extension New-build 37 St John’s CE VC (Lower Redland Road site) Internal floor area: 587 sqm Internal floor area: 2,400 sqm Primary New places created: 40 New places created: 480 New-build and refurbishment – see Contract start: November 2008 Contract start: June 2014 page 14 Completion: August 2009 Completion: April 2015 Internal floor area: 517 sqm New places created: 210 24 Knowle DGE 31 Parson Street Contract start: October 2012 Secondary and additional learning needs Primary Completion: August 2013 New-build and remodelling New-build Internal floor area: 4,392 sqm Internal floor area: 839 sqm 38 St. Mary Redcliffe and Temple New places created: 136 New places created: Secondary Contract start: February 2009 Contract start: July 2010 New-build Completion: June 2010 Completion: May 2011 Internal floor area: 8,550 sqm Pupils with enhanced 25 May Park 32 Redfield Educate Together learning environment: 1,080 Primary Primary Academy Contract start: January 2009 New-build and refurbishment – see Primary Completion: August 2010 page 8 New-build and refurbishment Internal floor area: 1,752 sqm Internal floor area: 2,100 sqm 39 St. Werburgh’s (Silver Birch site) New places created: 420 New places created: 420 Primary Contract start: June 2012 Contract start: August 2014 New-build and refurbishment – see Completion: December 2013 Completion (scheduled): August 2015 page 10 Internal floor area: 943 sqm 26 Oasis Academy Bank Leaze 33 Sea Mills New places created: 180 Primary Primary Contract start: February 2014 New-build and refurbishment New-build and refurbishment Completion: August 2014 Internal floor area: 1,704 sqm Internal floor area: 1,752 sqm New places created: New places created: 340 40 West Town Lane Academy Contract start: October 2010 Contract start: September 2011 Primary Completion: September 2011 Completion: August 2012 New-build and refurbishment Internal floor area: 671 sqm 27 Oasis Academy Brislington 34 Southville Primary (Myrtle site) New places created: 210 Secondary Primary Contract start: July 2013 New-build New-build and refurbishment Completion: April 2014 Internal floor area: 17,876 sqm Internal floor area: 1,888 sqm Pupils with enhanced New places created: 420 41 Wicklea Academy learning environment: 1,755 Contract start: March 2014 Primary Contract start: September 2006 Completion (scheduled): August 2015 New-build Completion: December 2008 Internal floor area: 1,950 sqm 35 St. Bede’s Catholic College New places created: 360 28 Oasis Academy John Williams Secondary Contract start: September 2013 Secondary New sports hall and building for design Completion: August 2014 New-build and technology, art, music and drama Internal floor area: 9,291 sqm plus refurbishment 42 Whitehall Pupils with enhanced Internal floor area: 3,316 sqm Primary learning environment: 1,010 Pupils with enhanced New-build Contract start: January 2009 learning environment: 960 Internal floor area: 570 sqm Completion: August 2010 Contract start: January 2009 New places created: 210 Completion: September 2010 Contract start (scheduled): July 2015 Completion (scheduled): September 2016 The strength of partnership – transforming Bristol’s schools M49 M5 A403 Skanska office M4 22 26 35 A38 A4174 5 23 29 M32 7 2 33 A432 20 8 13 A4 A4174 25 19 39 37 15 14 11 A420 16 42 18 1 32 21 6 12 A4 A431 38 41 3 34 4 A4 17 30 31 24 40 27 A38 A4174 28 36 10 9 A37 Pupils at Parson Street Primary in Bedminster, where we provided 210 new places and a range of bright, airy learning spaces Front cover: Two pupils at St Werburgh’s Primary enjoying one of the shared spaces Skanska created as part of an extensive refurbishment – see page 10 for more details 7 The strength of partnership – transforming Bristol’s schools Stronger together Skanska has been working with Bristol City Council since 2006 through the Bristol Local Education Partnership (LEP). During that time, we’ve provided over 4,300 new primary school places and improved the learning environment for over 13,600 secondary school children. There are also over 300 new places for children with additional learning needs. And that’s not counting the projects set to finish this year and next. We’ve brought innovation and cutting-edge sustainable technology to revitalise existing buildings and construct new schools. The key is collaboration with everyone involved in a school project, working together to provide Bristol with the school places and modern facilities it needs. 5 As well as building schools, we also maintain them. Here are some of the results we’re delivering in four Bristol secondary schools.
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