Our School
Rebuild
Kingsland Primary School has recently undergone a total rebuild as part of the second phase of the Birmingham Schools PFI Project known as the PPP2 programme.
The project has cost £6.5 million, and the school now houses all 348 pupils, 13 teachers and 30 support staff in a 21st century state-of-the-art facility with new outdoor landscaping.
Fascinating Facts
During the rebuild:
- 4,000 cubic metres of earth was moved
- 320 cubic metres of concrete was used
- 150 tonnes of steel was used
- 400 foundation piles were required
- 1,200 square metres of roofing panels were needed
- 450 square metres of glazing were required.
Photos of the Rebuild
Here you can see a selection of photographs of the school in various stages of its rebuild.
This is our lovely old school that ...
This is our lovely old school that ...
The old school being demolished!
The old school being demolished!
Foundations being dug for our new s...
Our new hall
Key Stage 2 entrance ...
The new hall looking onto the old K...
The Key Stage 2 classrooms
Whatever the weather work still wen...
Our new ICT suite
Some budding builders in the making...
Burying the Time Capsule
The Grand Opening
Flying the flag for Kingsland
The finished product
Our fabulous new school!