Facilities for schools, colleges and campuses.
Maintenance and compliance built around term time, with larger project work held for the holiday windows when buildings are empty.
What education sites need
Term time restricts when disruptive work can happen — a classroom out of action during teaching hours isn't an option, so routine maintenance has to fit around the timetable. Fire and electrical safety in occupied buildings full of children carries its own weight, and DfE guidance on estate management sets expectations for how school premises are maintained and evidenced. Bigger projects — refurbishment, rewiring, fit-out — are planned for the holiday windows when buildings are empty and work can move faster.
Compliance around the school calendar
Fire risk assessments under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, fire alarm testing to BS 5839-1 and electrical inspection to BS 7671 are scheduled to avoid teaching hours wherever possible, with the record kept current in your client portal for governor and inspection purposes.
Evidence ready for inspection.
See how compliance reporting is kept current and exportable, site by site, across a multi-academy trust or school estate.
Common questions.
Can you plan work entirely around the school holidays?
Yes. Larger project work is scheduled for holiday windows as standard, with routine servicing timed to avoid teaching hours.
Do you work across a multi-academy trust?
Yes. A trust's schools sit on one contract with one calendar, reported site by site in your client portal.
How fast is a call-out for a fault during term time?
Response times are agreed as part of your contract, with faults affecting occupied teaching space treated as high priority.
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