TTN News and Updates – March 2021 TTN Awards 2021 – POSTPONED Members will recall from our December Newsletter that we hoped to run an
TTN Awards – Coming Soon in 2021!
We’re excited to announce something new for 2021; we will be inviting members to share best practice and stories of success through our first ever
New Energy Efficiency Grants for Schools and Trusts
This month the Government announced that the public sector can now bid for two new funds to deliver energy efficiency and heat decarbonisation measures. Public
Good Estates Management for Schools: GEMS Updates Published
We are pleased to confirm the news that this week DfE have published the updated version of Good Estate Management for Schools. Some of the changes are
DfE announce additional £560m for repairs and upgrades to school buildings
On 29 June, the Prime Minister announced an additional £560m for repairs and upgrades to school buildings, on top of funding already allocated this year.
DfE publish new guidance on managing school premises during the coronavirus outbreak
On 24 April 2020, the Department for Education published guidance on Managing school premises, which are partially open, during the coronavirus outbreak. This guidance can be
TTN hold fourth national conference: ‘Guidance into Practice’
Rory Kennedy, the Director of Capital for the Department for Education was the keynote speaker at the Trust Network Conference, which attracted delegates representing around
TTN ‘Guidance into Practice’ Conference: Last Chance to Book
Bookings will soon be closing for our national conference taking place at Corby Technical School on 11th March 2020, so if you would like to
TTN ‘Guidance into Practice’ Conference: Lord Agnew announced as keynote speaker
Many members have already registered to attend our next National Estates Conference on 11th March 2020 in Corby, and we’re sure everyone has been eagerly
TTN Members Take Part in Pilot Session of New ‘Ask an Expert’ Forum
On 29th November a number of TTN members volunteered to participate in a pilot session of our new ‘Ask an Expert’ Discussion forum via Microsoft