Tower Hamlets BSF

Tower Hamlets BSF

East End education is set for a multi-million pound transformation, after Tower Hamlets Council and Bouygues UK agreed a partnership in January 2009 that will see all of the borough’s secondary schools either rebuilt or refurbished.

Bouygues UK has been selected as the private sector partner to deliver Tower Hamlets’ £230m Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme - the biggest ever school improvement programme in the borough.

St Paul’s Way Community School and Bethnal Green Technology College are the first two schools to benefit from the scheme. St Paul’s Way, which houses 1200 students, is currently undergoing a £53 million rebuild and at Bethnal Green Technology College, a £17 million part new build and part refurbishment programme is well underway for the school’s 900 students.

The proposed development for Sir John Cass School will be a part new build and part refurbishment of the existing school estimated at £17.1 million. The school will house approximately 900-1200 students. Morpeth secondary school is currently undergoing a £22 million new build designated for 1200 students.  Finally, Oaklands School will be a new build and refurbishment project which will hold 660 students and is estimated at £13.6 million.

Status

Main Events

 

Curtain Wall & Brickwork to Dining Pavilion

 

Main Building

Roof slab installation

1st fix in Lower & Upper Ground Floor

 

Roofing to Assembly Hall

 

Electrical Transformer Installation

 

North Retaining Wall Installation

 

External Staircase groundworks commenced

 

Progress

Overall Progress (up to 16/04/13);

 

Main Building:  

Pile Probing = 100%

Platform / Piling mat = 100%

CFA Piling = 100%

Pile Caps = 100%

TC1 Crane Erection = 100%

Ground Beams LGF = 100%

Internal Drainage LGF = 100%

Hollow-core UGF = 100%

Walls UGF = 100%

Hollow-core 1st Fl = 100%

Walls 1st Fl = 100%

 Hollow-core 2nd Fl = 100%

Walls 2nd = 100%

Roof Slab = 20%

Parapets = 5%

Partitioning LGF = 50%

1st fix M&E LGF = 50%

Partitioning UGF = 10%

 

Assembly Hall:

Pile Probing = 100%

Platform = 100%

External Drainage to rear = 100%

VSC = 100%

Internal Drainage = 100%

Underground M&E Services = 100%

Ground Floor Beams & Slab = 100%

Walls = 100%

Roof slab = 100%

Roof steels = 100%

Roof Covering = 50%

 

Dining Pavilion:

Pile Probing = 100%

Platform = 100%

VSC = 100%

Internal Drainage = 100%

Ground Beams & Slabs = 100%

Structural Steel = 100%

Metsec = 100%

Roofing = 90%

Curtain Wall = 50%

Windows = 75%

Brickwork = 10%

 

 

External Drainage:

Surface Water Network = 100%

Foul Water Network = 100%

 

Car Park Area:

Complete up to final tarmac course including all external M&E service ducts

 

Site Installation:

Walkway linking accommodation to main building = 100%

Hoarding = 100%

Turnstile = 100%

Site Cabins = 100%

Haul Road = 100%

Material Storage Areas = 100%

 

Temporary Services:

2 No. electrical TBS = 100%

Thames Water connection now made for temporary water supply

 

Permanent Services:

Electrical Transformer installed

 

Construction

 

Construction next month

 

Main Building

Completion of Roof

Completion of Parapets

Commencement of external stair case

Completion of Partitioning to LGF

Commencement of 1st fix UGF

 

Assembly Hall

Completion of Roofing

Commencement of internal trades

Completion of curtain walling / Windows / Doors

Commencement of Brickwork / Scaffolding

 

Dining Pavilion

Commencement of scaffold / 1st fix M&E/ Partitioning

 

CCS

1st visit on 07/11/12 = 36.5 / 40

2nd visit on 12/02/13 = 41 / 50

 

Green Site Office

Platinum Award

 

EcoSites Label

Achieved

History

MAIN EVENTS:

 

South MUGA and final phase canopy Practically Complete

Humanities and Science at 98%

 

OVERALL PROGRESS:

 

EXTERNAL WORKS:

Bicycle shelters to install

Line marking to complete once the weather warms up to 150C and rising

 

REFURBISHMENT:

Refurbishment works at 98%.

Data cables to pull and terminate

Firestopping

 

PROJECT PHASES:

Phase reference

Area

Zone

New Build

Refurb

Take over

Hand over

Duration

 

 

 

(m2)

(m2)

Maintenance records

Date

Date

Month

 

New building

 

 

 

 

25/07/2011

02/01/2013

17

Phase 1

Phase 1c

LRC Refurb

 

 

 

 

01/06/2012

25/10/2012

5

Phase 1d

Tower Refurb

 

 

 

 

02/01/2013

15/04/2013

3.5

Phase 2b

External Works

 

 

 

02/01/2013

30/08/2013

 8

 


CONSTRUCTION NEXT MONTH:

 

EXTERNAL WORKS

Line marking

External fencing.

 

 HUMANITIES AND SCIENCE

None

 

CCS:

 First visit: 35 points

Second visit held in 31st July: Score 36.5

News

Bow School Newsletter April 2013

Community Newsletter Bow School April 2013

Site pictures Bow School April 2013

Site progress pictures for construction during April 2013

Stepney Green School Newsletter April 2013

Community Newsletter Stepney Green School April 2013

Site pictures Stepney Green School April 2013

Site progress pictures for construction during April 2013

Raine's Foundation School Sustainability Case Study

This case study includes environmental solutions, statistics and accreditation information pertaining to the construction of Raine's Foundation School.

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Beatrice Tate School Newsletter April 2012

Newsletter distributed in April to the Neighbours.

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