The DfE is right to be demanding of its construction partners

By Mark Reynolds2021-01-26T06:00:00

Other government departments need similar - if not even more ambitious - targets for net zero and modern methods of construction, writes Mark Reynolds

Every child deserves the same opportunities to succeed in life and how well we educate our young people is central to our success as a nation. If we get it right, we can equip everyone with the right knowledge and education to succeed in life. In turn, we can create a society that is happier and more equal; and at the same time we help to ensure that our young people are better prepared for the jobs of the future.

As we collectively suffer through the UK’s third national lockdown, the importance of high-quality schools and educational facilities has never been clearer. Everyone is looking forward to the moment at which we can safely return to normal life – parents in particular!

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