TG Escapes Blog – Education
The latest articles from the TG Escapes team. Read on to keep up to date on the latest innovations and stories in the world of modular eco building for education.
Supporting Active School Life With Modular Sports Pavilions
Physical activity is a crucial part of everyday schooling across the UK. But in many settings, ageing facilities and limited space can prevent pupils from getting the full benefit of PE, sport, and outdoor recreation. Modern sports and leisure pavilions offer an...
Creating Calm, Purposeful Spaces for SEMH Learners
For students with Social, Emotional, and Mental Health (SEMH) needs, the right environment can make a world of difference. In an ideal setting, buildings are a key part of the therapeutic process, shaping behaviour, supporting emotional regulation, and helping...
How Modular Changing Rooms Can Transform Your Facility
Over the years, we’ve helped schools, councils, and commercial clients develop purpose-built changing facilities that are attractive, robust, and tailored to their needs. With a streamlined design and build process, we create high-quality bespoke solutions ideal for a...
Our Modular Halls For Sports and Dining
From compact dining halls to full-sized sports areas and performance-ready studios, modular buildings are ideal for creating a range of halls for schools and other locations. Across 21 years of award-winning work, TG Escapes have built a number of modular halls, with...
Designing SEND Classrooms for Neurodivergent Learners
The physical design of learning environments plays a significant role in supporting students with diverse needs, particularly those who are neurodivergent, including individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and...
Inclusive Learning Hubs for Independent Schools Adapting to a Changing Student Body
UK Independent Schools are witnessing a significant increase in the number of neurodiverse students enrolling. Conditions such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and dyspraxia are increasingly recognised, not as deficits, but as part of the natural variation in human...
New Psychology Building at Solihull 6th Form College opened by His Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of West Midlands Derrick Anderson CBE
Solihull Sixth Form College's ambitious expansion took a giant leap forward on January 6th with the unveiling of the Turvey Building. This impressive addition, constructed in a mere seven months, will immediately accommodate 400 new learners, a testament to the...
Integrating Modular Buildings Within Historic School Settings
Many independent schools across the UK have facilities dating back centuries, showcasing their commitments to tradition and educational excellence. There are significant challenges when it comes to incorporating modern expansions in these environments. Whether...
What Does Net Zero Look Like in a Modular Building?
Over the last decade, net zero has transitioned from a niche talking point to a critical focus for all construction companies, with clear targets set by the government for the sector. Over the last 21 years, TG Escapes has grown into one of the key modular building...
How Biophilic Design Boosts Exam Performance
This exam season, we've taken a look at the ways that biophilic design can help to boost classroom performance. Our team have seen first-hand the calming effects of our timber framed school buildings on students and staff, thanks to a wealth of biophilic...
Our First Two Modular SEND Buildings
Over the last 9 years, our team has created beautiful, sustainable, and fully featured classrooms, intervention spaces, and performance spaces for SEND students across the UK. Our modular system, biophilic design principles, and in-house design and build process are...
The Key Challenges Facing Independent Schools
Independent schools across the UK are encountering an increasingly challenging landscape, with economic uncertainties, regulatory changes, and environmental responsibilities imposing new pressures. At the same time, the competition for attracting students and staff is...