Designed around the school day
Teaching-focused layouts
The layout is planned for teaching, circulation, storage and the everyday needs of pupils and staff.
Less disruption on-site
Off-site manufacture can reduce the amount of building activity required within a working school.
Additional teaching space for changing demand
Modular classrooms can help schools respond to rising pupil numbers, refurbishment work or a temporary loss of existing rooms. Units can be planned for general teaching, specialist activities or supporting facilities, with access and day-to-day school use considered in the design.
Coordinated around an active school site
We manage the building through design, manufacture, delivery and installation. Site access and programme dates are discussed early so the work can be planned around school operations. Suitable turnkey classroom projects may be delivered in around 12-weeks, depending on the specification and site.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a modular classroom project usually take?
Typical turnkey modular builds are delivered in around 12-weeks. The exact timescale can vary with specification, site conditions and installation access, but we give you practical timescales from the outset.
Is delivery and installation included with your modular classrooms?
Yes. We include delivery and installation as part of our complete service, so your modular classroom arrives on-site ready to be installed without you having to arrange separate contractors for those stages.
Can modular classrooms be supplied for early years settings as well as schools?
Yes. We can also provide modular playgroup units, which can be specified alongside classroom buildings when your school or early years setting needs extra space for different age groups.