Westminster - Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee School

Project Description

Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee School is a Special Education Needs (SEN) community school operating on a single site in West Kilburn. It is an all age school (5-19) for pupils with Severe Learning Difficulties (SLD) and Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties (PMLD), with place for 70 pupils.

The Eastern Wing of the school is due to be demolished and replaced by a new-build construction, with the rest of the building mostly untouched. This will address both capacity and suitability issues currently faced by the school. Temporary accommodation will be provided for the duration of the works in the North West part of the site.

The partial demolition will create space on the site. This allows the building to be designed as located on the corner of the Ashmore Road and Kennet Road.

The new buildings will provide a dynamic new presence to the local streetscape. Architectural qualities incorporated within the design of the scheme will be a positive addition to its immediate surroundings and community.

14/05/2010

Westminster BSF scoops Gold Award - RoSPA Health & Safety

Bouygues UK's First Two Ecosite Labels

Westminster BSF Central Office to Move from Marylebone to Euston

The Westminster BSF central teams are set to move to new offices after nearly two years in the temporary accommodation which was erected at the start of the works on St Marylebone School for Girls, Blandford Centre.

First Considerate Constructors Audits of 2010

Secretary of State Visits Pimlico Academy

The Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families, the Rt Hon Ed Balls MP, today saw the first school Energy Display Meter in action as part of a £12 million energy efficiency initiative to help schools and pupils to become more aware of energy use.

Bouygues-UK Sponsors Pear Trees

New Learning Centre at St Marylebone School Officially Opens

Foreign Secretary Visits Westminster City School

On Monday 7th September Rt Hon David Miliband MP visited Westminster City School following the completion of the new Waterlow building at the school.

St Marylebone School's Newly Refurbished Buildings

Teachers' Lesson on Building Their School for the Future

Partnerships for Schools Visits Westminster BSF Sites

Frogs and Fish Rescued from Pimlico School Site

Approximately 70 ornamental fish and a few frogs were chanced upon whilst work was carried out on the Pimlico School construction site.

Considerate Constructor 2008: Pimlico Site Manager Scoops Bronze

Bouygues-UK Pimlico School Site Manager, Robel Sertzu, has been awarded Bronze by Considerate Constructors for his involvement in the building of the Greenvale Special Needs School in the London Borough of Lewisham.

BOUYGUES UK APPOINTED AS PREFERRED BIDDER IN WESTMINSTER

Bouygues Partnership for Education and Community to build new schools for the future

Southbank University Demolition Site Visit, February 2008

Demolition Site Visit by BYUK with Westminster City Council, Pimlico School and Saint Marylebone School

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Project Description

14/05/2010

Westminster BSF scoops Gold Award - RoSPA Health & Safety

14/05/2010

Bouygues UK's First Two Ecosite Labels

03/02/2010

Westminster BSF Central Office to Move from Marylebone to Euston

09/02/2010

First Considerate Constructors Audits of 2010

02/02/2010

Secretary of State Visits Pimlico Academy

19/11/2009

Bouygues-UK Sponsors Pear Trees

15/10/2009

New Learning Centre at St Marylebone School Officially Opens

02/10/2009

Foreign Secretary Visits Westminster City School

28/10/2008

St Marylebone School's Newly Refurbished Buildings

28/10/2008

Teachers' Lesson on Building Their School for the Future

10/07/2008

Partnerships for Schools Visits Westminster BSF Sites

09/04/2008

Frogs and Fish Rescued from Pimlico School Site

24/06/2008

Considerate Constructor 2008: Pimlico Site Manager Scoops Bronze

01/10/2007

BOUYGUES UK APPOINTED AS PREFERRED BIDDER IN WESTMINSTER

14/02/2008

Southbank University Demolition Site Visit, February 2008