Net zero pioneers empower schools to reach climate action goals

Net Zero Buildings (NZB), an offsite manufacturer pioneering for a net zero education estate, announces its partnership with School Estates Thought Leaders (SETL) as the organisation’s chosen modular partner.

 

SETL supports school estates managers across the UK providing on-hand advice, resources and training. NZB’s partnership will help to drive progress in education estates by offering the support that school estates managers require.

 

As an online community, SETL provides a collaborative hub for estates managers to solve problems, share experiences, and ultimately improve their estates with the support of industry peers. Consisting of nine key partner areas, including estates strategy, fire safety and facilities management, the platform offers accessible knowledge and support across a range of key areas. With this partnership, NZB will provide expert advice in modular and temporary classrooms.

 

With representatives from over 600 schools across the UK already involved since its launch at the start of July, SETL will also offer social value initiatives for estates managers to tap into. These include ‘Constructive Futures’, a programme helping to get young people interested in the built environment, along with ‘Safety Superhero Academy’, which focuses on teaching safety values to primary school pupils.

 

Through its partnership with SETL, NZB continues to pursue its mission to inspire positive change in the education sector through net zero buildings, benefitting students, staff and school estates managers alike.

 

Hannah Gains, National Education Manager at Net Zero Buildings, said: “As SETL’s chosen modular partner, we will help push forward its goals of providing much-needed support to school estates managers, whilst remaining committed to our mission to drive sustainability in the education sector.

 

“Through the SETL network, estate managers don’t have to face complex decisions alone, with experts on hand to provide updates on new regulations and advice on how to make design more inclusive.”

 

Dan Newton, Co-Founder & Chair of SETL, said: “As we continue to enhance the support we provide for school estates managers here at SETL, we’re excited to begin this partnership with NZB. With the business’ own expertise in creating net zero in operation buildings, we’re excited to see NZB bring insights and specialist support to our members.”

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