or call 020 7404 3400
or call 020 7404 3400
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Many schools are turning to Wall Art as a route to maximise their school budgets. Wall Art is a sound investment that can help schools improve operational efficiency, whilst delivering high quality education to pupils.
TD;DR: Schools can significantly reduce maintenance costs by replacing annual repainting with bespoke, zero‑maintenance Wall Art.
There are loads of school funding options to support your school improvement plan. School funding schemes can help you transform your buildings, support learning and improve wellbeing. We’ve created this A-Z guide to make it easy for you to search and explore funding options that are currently available to schools across the UK.
The School Library Improvement Fund is available to state funded Nurseries, Primary Schools and Secondary Schools in Scotland.
Did you know it’s possible to phase your Wall Art projects? Instead of a large, one off piece of work, it’s often helpful to split your Wall Art projects into multiple, smaller chunks.
Enhancing your learning environment can have a huge impact on both pupils and staff in terms of wellbeing, enthusiasm and cutting workload. Finding the space in your budget for this is not always east so here are 5 tips for find other funding options, outside of your school budget, to generate additional money for projects like Wall Art.
A number of Sixth Form colleges are set to benefit from a £400 million grant.
We'll visit your school to understand your goals, explain our process and provide you with a no-obligation quote.
It’s that time of year when budgets are being rubber-stamped and use of school funding becomes a hot topic. It is especially important for schools to be transparent these days with the statutory requirements that expect you to publish your allocations, expenditure and impact of additional pots of money on your websites.
