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Dame Alice Owen’s School – New 18 Classroom Teaching Block


Dame Alice Owen’s School – New 18 Classroom Teaching Block
Dame Alice Owen’s School – New 18 Classroom Teaching Block

Overview

Dame Alice Owen’s is an award-winning state school with a strong local reputation in Potter’s Bar, Hertfordshire. The school required a replacement teaching block that matched their educational achievements and their vision.

The Brief

The school required support to secure funding for a project to provide a new 18 classroom, 3-storey general teaching building to replace the existing 1970s general education building that had reached the end of its serviceable life.

Dame Alice Owen School - the outside of new 18 classroom building.
Dame Alice Owen School - landscaping outside of new replacement classroom building.

The Solution

Using our experience of government funding applications and our bid-writing expertise, Barker helped the school to secure £3.3 million from the Department of Education’s CIF scheme. Barker led the school design and project team, working closely with the school to translate their brief into a project that met their functional, aesthetic and sustainability objectives. The project delivery was managed within a strictly controlled budget and programme.

The Outcome

The new block has been received very positively by both staff and students, who are enjoying teaching and learning in a spacious, modern and inspiring environment. The project was completed swiftly on schedule and within budget.

Read more about our education services here and how the Barker team can help from strategic planning to project delivery.

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“Barker has always provided us with timely, professional, sound and accurate advice.”

In the new 18 classroom building the Dame Alice Owen School, Potters Bar, Hertfordshire
Glass roof at Dame Alice Owen School for natural light in a educational environment

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