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Bouygues UK has completed construction of St John’s CE Academy in Grove, Wantage, on behalf of Cambrian Learning Trust and the Department for Education. The new secondary site will provide


places for approximately 600 students aged 11 to 16. Located alongside the Primary Site at the Wellington Gate  all-through education provision in the local area – giving children a continuous educational journey from nursery through to Year 11. The 6,074m², two-storey building


offers a modern and inspiring learning environment, with specialist teaching spaces, sports facilities, playing  Designed to sit at the heart of the growing Wellington Gate community, the academy will deliver long-term  for local families. Sustainability was central to the design and construction of the academy. The building’s cross-laminated timber


As electrical systems become


increasingly sophisticated, particularly in commercial and industrial settings, the need for robust safety measures is more important than ever. The addition of the Three Phase Terminal Shrouds helps ensure that installations not only meet current regulations but also align with best practice approaches to electrical safety. Engineered for durability and


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Click Scolmore is reinforcing its commitment to safety and compliance across its Elucian consumer unit range with its Three Phase Terminal Shrouds, designed to support safer installation practices in more complex electrical environments. Developed with installer safety in mind, the Elucian Three Phase Terminal


Shrouds provide a practical solution for protecting against accidental contact with live components. Installed at the base of a 250A main switch, these shrouds act as a protective barrier between incoming supply cables and  risk during both initial installation and ongoing maintenance work.


reliability, the shrouds are manufactured to deliver strong mechanical protection, helping to safeguard critical components from impact while maintaining clear cable segregation. Their design allows for straightforward integration within Elucian consumer units, ensuring that installers can implement additional  without unnecessary complexity. With a clear focus on practical,


installer-focused innovation, Elucian continues to evolve its range to meet the demands of modern electrical installations - placing safety, compliance, and ease of use at the forefront.


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For more information, visit Elucian’s website - https://elucianuk.com/


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structure reduces embodied carbon while bringing the warmth and texture of natural timber into the school environment, and off-site manufacturing and a consistent construction approach helped minimise waste and defects on site.


A green roof with photovoltaic panels supports the building’s energy


performance and gives students further opportunities to connect with the natural environment. External works  games area, and sustainable drainage systems incorporating attenuation, swales and porous parking areas.


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