FOCUS ON THE UK EDUCATION SECTOR
AMA Research has looked into the latest developments in the education construction market.
INTRODUCTION In 2014-15 there were 8.3 million pupils in 24,347 state-funded, maintained and independent educational establishments in the UK. State-funded refers to those schools maintained by the local authority, including primary, middle, secondary, special schools, city technology colleges, academies and free schools.
”As a share of the contract
floorcoverings
market, educational establishments
account for around 18% by value.”
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MARKET DEVELOPMENT Education construction output increased by around 5% in 2015 to reach a value of £10.1billion, bringing it back to roughly the same level as 2010, prior to the scrapping of the BSF programme. Higher output levels were driven by ongoing investment in key building programmes, including the Priority Schools Building Programme as the
replacement for BSF, and programmes to deliver new and refurbished facilities for the primary and secondary schools estate, such as the Academies Programme. In addition, further education has also benefited from improvements and new facilities for FE colleges whilst the University Technical Colleges programme is likely to boost output growth into the medium-term.
Number of UK Educational Establishments by Type - % of Total
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