130 likes | 236 Views
SCHOOLS CAPITAL INVESTMENT CHANGE PROGRAMME Partnerships for Schools. 11 December 2009 Nick Mayer. WHY CHANGE?. A more joined-up and consistent approach Centralised management of programmes and budgets Longer-term efficiencies and economies of scale . PfS ROLE (1).
E N D
SCHOOLS CAPITAL INVESTMENT CHANGE PROGRAMMEPartnerships for Schools 11 December 2009 Nick Mayer
WHY CHANGE? A more joined-up and consistent approach Centralised management of programmes and budgets Longer-term efficiencies and economies of scale
PfS ROLE (1) Delivery of all schools capital programmes: Strategic – BSF and PCP Targeted – Low carbon schools, etc. Devolved – Devolved formula capital
PfS ROLE (2) Management of the schools assets regime Payments to voluntary aided schools
DCSF RETAINED ROLE Policy matters, including the overall policy framework Advice to ministers Aim to route all capital funding through the Central Capital Unit
ASSET MANAGEMENT - SERVICE DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS Demand for places Curriculum Teaching methods Community use Co-location Sustainability
ASSET MANAGEMENT - ASSESSMENTS OF EXISTING PROVISION Sufficiency Suitability Condition
ASSET MANAGEMENT - PRIORITISATION OF INVESTMENT Option appraisals Scoping of projects Prioritisation Additional capacity Improvements Maintenance
ASSET MANAGEMENT - PROCUREMENT Procurement options Procurement process
ASSET MANAGEMENT - REVIEW Post occupancy evaluation Service delivery outcomes
DESIGN DEVELOPMENTS- ACOUSTICS Design note Case studies Review of acoustics Building Bulletin (BB 93) Consideration of mandatory testing
DESIGN DEVELOPMENTS- OTHER INITIATIVES Kitchens and dining spaces case studies Post occupancy evaluation methodology Climate change adaptation
DESIGN DEVELOPMENTS- FURTHER INFORMATION www.teachernet.gov.uk/schoolbuildings