Case studies
See ideas in action. Take a closer look at the positive effects of innovative thinking in education right now.
Curriculum change
Brislington College in Bristol redesigned the school and the curriculum to create new learning communities.
Read case studyThe need for a vision
Writhlington Specialist School in Somerset created their own unique curriculum statement and framework.
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Sunderland Local Authority formed broad community partnerships to redesign the curriculum that meets shared goals.
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Dartington Primary School in Devon involved all stakeholders in designing a bright new learning landscape.
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Education Leeds created a shared vision to refresh the curriculum and inspire excellence in all Leeds schools.
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Futurelab harnessed the thinking of 98 experts to create 6 potential views of education in the future.
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Queensbridge School in Birmingham reshaped the curriculum to ease the transition from primary to secondary.
Read case studyVision first
Futurelab gives Heads the time, support and resources they need to plan school rebuilds and redesigns more effectively.
Read case studyReduce, reuse, recycle
Anns Grove Primary School, Sheffield was rebuilt to create a sustainable new learning environment.
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The Bridge Learning Campus in Bristol developed a new curriculum with an all through learning agenda.
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John Ferneley School in Melton Mowbray made the school buildings and environment part of the learning process.
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The Oxford Academy has been redesigned to support the local community and is open to everyone.
Read case studyConsulting the school
Ashton Park School in Bristol involved staff and students in the BSF process to write their inspiring new design brief.
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"The possibilities are huge and we are in it for the long term."Jo Klaces, Queensbridge SchoolRead case study
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