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Building Schools for the Future

Building Schools for the Future (BSF) is a national initiative designed to improve the nation's secondary educational standards. It is the biggest investment in education for over 50 years and the government has made a commitment to spend over £2 billion every year for the next 15 years on the rebuilding or upgrading of all maintained secondary schools.

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  • BSF March 2008 Update

    Building Schools for the Future March 2008 Update on the Selected Bidder

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    How will BSF benefit Newham?

    The BSF project brings over £200 million in government funding to Newham, providing an unparalleled opportunity to accelerate the transformation of education in the Borough.

  • How will the programme be delivered?

    Newham has an excellent track record of delivering high quality, complex and far reaching projects aimed at raising educational standards through capital investment.

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    How will BSF affect your school?

    Secondary schools in Newham will be designed to deliver a 21st Century curriculum within a 21st Century environment.

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