Hi Dorothy
If that is what they say then I would suspect that it will only be in
England and will not cover Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland. This may be
due to the way that local educational authorities are set up perhaps? It may
be worth querying this with them and to find out if similar exercises are to
be held in the other countries of the UK.
Regards
Marcus
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Marcus,
I see a reference to England regulations. Does that mean that the Building
Bulletin 77 updates will only be relevant to England? Your thoughts. Dorothy
marcus ormerod (07/04/2005 13:29):
>Hi all
>
>I have received the following notice on a consultation exercise.
>
>Building Bulletin 77: Designing for Pupils with Special Educational
>Needs and Disabilities in Schools
>
>
>We are today (1 April 2005) announcing the three month public
>consultation of
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>the update of Building Bulletin 77 on the DfES public consultation
>website.
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>http://dfes.gov.uk/consultations
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>Consultation Title: Building Bulletin 77: Designing for Pupils with
>Special Educational Needs and Disabilities in Schools
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>The guidance promotes a high quality of design in learning environments
>for pupils with special educational needs (SEN) and disabilities,
>supporting their education entitlement, health, safety and welfare.
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>The proposed new building bulletin supersedes the previous edition of
>Building Bulletin 77: Designing for Pupils with Special Educational
>Needs, Special Schools, 1997.
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>It sets out advice on the planning, briefing and designing of school
>accommodation, with improved building standards, which apply across all
>educational settings in England.
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>The information is intended for all those involved in building new
>school accommodation, or adapting, modifying and/or extending existing
>premises. It will be of interest to providers, education advisers,
>architects, engineers, building contractors and also to head teachers
>and their staff.
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