Partnerships for Schools



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Partnerships for Schools
33 Greycoat Street
London SW1P 2QF

Welcome to Partnerships for Schools

Partnerships for Schools (PfS) is responsible for the management and delivery of the government's capital investment programmes into schools. This includes: Building Schools for the Future; the Academies Programme; the Primary Capital Programme; Devolved Capital Programmes; Targeted Capital Programmes; and the Co-location fund.

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I have been incredibly heartened and inspired by the way in which staff and students have come together to form a strong community, in which all of us are supported to achieve our goals and to become the leaders of the future.

Madeleine Cotson, Principal

Latest News


05 July 2010
Details about the review announced on Monday 5 July by the Secretary of State, the Rt Hon Michael Gove, including his statement to the House of Commons and a table showing the impact of the announcement for all Building Schools for the Future projects, can be found on the Department for Education website.
05 July 2010
Partnerships for Schools (PfS) - the organisation responsible for management and delivery of the full suite of schools capital programmes, including Building Schools for the Future, Academies and the Primary Capital Programme - has welcomed the review announced today by the Secretary of State, the Rt Hon Michael Gove.
02 July 2010
In recent months we have added a number of new case studies to the collection, including: A look at the vision behind Academy 360 and how this became a reality; a focus on the adiZone at Sutton Lawn in Sutton in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire; a look at Broadway School in Birmingham which was decanted to provide a speedier route to the construction of a new school; and how pupils at Acklam Grange School in Middlesbrough have been involved in the development of their new school.