Opinion Buildings Schools for the Future reforms didn't go far enough to deliver great schools, says Ty Goddard

摘要

The government's Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme is a multi-billion pound commitment to rebuild or refurbish every secondary school in England over the next 15 years. So how are we doing, five years on from the launch of BSF? We're pleased that the government - and Partnership for Schools (PfS), which administers BSF- acknowledge that there have been difficulties in the early stages. Targets have been missed and that's disappointing. Effective school investment doesn't happen without a working partnership. To design and build great schools, lots of disparate groups need to learn to talk to each other: children, teachers, local authorities, architects, construction firms and suppliers.