Education
At Peckham Academy in London we provided strategic
consultancy on information and communications technology (ICT),
managed system delivery and helped teachers integrate ICT into the
classroomAt Mott MacDonald we’re committed to working with
all stakeholders in education to help improve the quality of
education, the standards achieved by pupils and the learning
environment for children and young people, including facilities.
Through our specialist consultants in Cambridge Education we have an impressive record in school improvement activities around the world, providing the skills and management services that enable teachers to concentrate on their primary objective – pupils’ learning.
In the UK we also have a leading reputation in providing professional technical advisory services to public sector bodies, financiers, developers, constructors, operators and insurers using PFI and other procurement methods for new education facilities – such as the government’s Building Schools for the Future and Academies programmes. Added to this we’re able to deliver all engineering aspects of schools, colleges and other educational buildings from design and construction supervision through to fit-out, maintenance and refurbishment.
By combining our knowledge of key issues in the education sector with our technical skills and in-depth appreciation of strategic initiatives, we’re able to provide an holistic in-house service embracing education consultancy and management, project procurement and management, technical advisory services, building design and delivery, construction economics and risk management.
Our not-for-profit education foundation is
supporting teachers in developing countries through the Global
School Partnerships initiativeIn many areas of the world
we’re also involved in the development of best practice and school
improvement through our not-for-profit arm Cambridge Education
Foundation, which contributes to debate through consultation with
governments, participation in international conferences and
collaboration with universities, schools and education authorities.
The Foundation is a consortium partner of the Global School
Partnerships set up by the UK’s Department for International
Development to support teachers in developing countries.![Mott MacDonald Home [Accesskey '0']](/images/logo.gif)
CEA@Islington is taking young people forward in
London
New tools to help head teachers in England
Staff member Andy Brock has been making a difference
to four hundred poor, minority girls education in western China’s
Gansu province. They are benefiting from a dedicated education fund
created by our not-for-profit arm Cambridge Education
Foundation.