Education For All

All for Education features in the lastest copy of "Building Futures" magazine.

(Posted: Friday 20 June, 2008)

The EfA newsletter give a summary of our recent work.

(Posted: Friday 29 February, 2008)

As the New Year brings a busy time for All for Education (the operating arm of Educaiton for All), it's good to know that all the people on site have passed their Construction Skill Certification Scheme, ensuring that they are in the vanguard of employers supporting the construction industry.

They are all also "appointed" persons for first aid and have undertaken manual handling training.

(Posted: Thursday 03 January, 2008)

Building Futures, the specialist journal of school environments does a special feature on Education for All and it's operating arm, All for Education, in it's November issue.

(Posted: Wednesday 05 December, 2007)

Hertfordshire County Council has acknowledged the benefit of using the services of Education for All on day to day school disposal prior even to their BSF programme in 2009/10.

(Posted: Monday 19 November, 2007)

We are delighted and privileged to announce that the Most Reverend and Right Honourable Dr John Sentamu, the Archbishop of York, has agreed to become the patron of Education for All.

(Posted: Thursday 02 August, 2007)

Northamptonshire County Council (NCC) selected Education for All to clear their schools in 2007 during their move from a middle school to a two tiered schooling system.

(Posted: Wednesday 25 July, 2007)

Education for All was officially launched at the British Council for School Environments (BCSE) 'Building Better Schools' Conference at St Francis of Assisi Academy in Liverpool on 26 June 2007.

In attendance were:

• The Bishop of Liverpool - James Jones

• Jim Knight MP, Minister of State for Schools and 14-19 Learners

• Mukund Patel, Deputy Director School Capital (Assets) of the Department for Children, Schools and Families

(Posted: Sunday 03 June, 2007)

Kicking off in style, Education for All's inaugural commission came with the trust being invited to work on a massive PFI contract to upgrade education provision in the Nottinghamshire district of Bassetlaw. Comprising a two-phase programme to transform local education facilities, including the rebuilding of eight schools, Bassetlaw presented EfA with a great opportunity to demonstrate to the full its efficient systems, capability and vision for change.

(Posted: Tuesday 15 May, 2007)

All for Education in Building Futures Magazine

(Posted: Thursday 03 May, 2007)

Less than a month after being cleared from UK schools, serviceable furniture and equipment once earmarked for landfill is set for use in schools located in the deprived areas of the Eastern Cape in South Africa.

(Posted: Wednesday 25 April, 2007)

When excited pupils and staff at Tuxford School in Nottinghamshire packed up their classrooms ready to move into new school buildings in February this year, they relished the prospect of the state-of-the-art facilities awaiting them.

(Posted: Monday 09 April, 2007)