MAT School Condition Allocation (SCA)
Developing the optimum learning environment for your pupils
Multi-academy trusts (MATs) with at least 5 academies and more than 3,000 pupils receive a School Condition Allocation to deploy strategically across their estate to address their priority maintenance and expansion needs.
Working as your strategic premises partner, S2e can help you prioritise your allocation by fully understanding the current and future demands on your existing estate, and by putting the following structures in place:
A property maintenance and expansion strategy
An up to date assessment of the condition of your buildings and estate
A costed list of priority projects
A proper system to manage and administer your SCA run by trained staff
Though a full understanding of your premises condition we will work with you to identify your short, medium and long-term defect priorities against your new building ambitions. as well as managing the projects that these improvements will require.
For more information on our MAT School Condition Allocation (SCA) services, and how we can support your academy or MAT, please call 0116 5070130 or email enquire@s2e.org.uk.
The government has announced a £740 million fund to help mainstream schools adapt so that they can provide places for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). The initiative aims to alleviate the overwhelming demand for places in state special schools by enabling more children with SEND to stay in mainstream schools closer to home.
Sam’s passion for sustainability and education has shaped his career in the built environment. With diverse experience in residential, commercial, and educational projects, including work within a prestigious Cambridge school, he joined S2e in April 2024. Sam is dedicated to helping schools secure funding and deliver projects that transform learning environments.
Last month the government launched the School-Based Nursery Capital Grant which is a one-time grant available for eligible state-funded primary schools. Schools can bid for up to £150,000 of funding to use solely for capital expenditure, to convert surplus space within a school building so that it is suitable for nursery provision, from a total funding pot of £15 million.