Useful insights and real stories from our work in education, healthcare, and multi-use modular design.
For most schools today, teaching space is at a premium. With growing numbers of pupils, it’s important for local schools to do all they can to accommodate increases while not compromising on teaching quality.
Discover what schools and nurseries can learn from a modular classroom delivered under pressure - covering space, time, budget and disruption in real conditions.
Thinking about a modular eco classroom? Discover 7 essential questions schools and MATs should ask before choosing modular vs traditional builds - covering cost, planning, disruption and lifespan.
How long does it take to build a modular classroom? This guide breaks down the process from enquiry to handover, showing how schools can gain high-quality learning space within a single term.
Funding is often the biggest barrier to creating new school and nursery space. This guide explains the main funding routes for modular builds in 2026–27, from government capital funding to grants and flexible finance.
See a realistic breakdown of modular classroom costs for schools in 2025 - learn what affects pricing, typical ranges, and funding options.
Discover what modular school buildings are, how they work, and why more schools are choosing them. Learn about lifespan, cost, and sustainability benefits.
Discover how modular classrooms help UK schools save time, reduce costs, and create sustainable, high-quality learning environments with long-term value.
Discover how outdoor learning improves academic performance, wellbeing, creativity, and independence - and how Eco Classrooms & Nurseries support nature-based education.
Our Eco Classrooms and Nurseries are designed, sourced, and built from as eco-friendly a point of view as possible. Because of this we understand the need for schools and nurseries to include environmental issues within the classroom itself.
With the increase in mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets and ready online access to information, it’s easy to think that school libraries and reading rooms have had their day. After all, school heads are often focused on creating more space for teaching and learning and greater numbers of pupils.