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School Works au Royaume-Uni : Une nouvelle façon de concevoir les constructions scolaires à l'échelon local

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  • Grace Comely

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School Works, une entreprise britannique sans but lucratif, a mis au point un processus de conception d’école secondaire qui permet aux collectivités de créer des bâtiments scolaires exclusifs qui répondent à leurs besoins particuliers. Ce processus repose sur un principe fondamental : ce sont les personnes qui travaillent et qui s’instruisent chaque jour dans un bâtiment scolaire qui en comprennent l’esprit, les exigences, les points forts et les faiblesses ; c’est en mobilisant réellement l’adhésion de la communauté scolaire que l’on fait naître un sens profond de propriété et de respect vis-à-vis du bâtiment. School Works a mis en pratique son processus de participation dans une école du centre de Londres.

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  • Grace Comely, 2002. "School Works au Royaume-Uni : Une nouvelle façon de concevoir les constructions scolaires à l'échelon local," PEB Échanges, Programme pour la construction et l'équipement de l'éducation 2002/7, OECD Publishing.
    • Handle: RePEc:oec:eduaad:2002/7-fr
    DOI: 10.1787/736046087517
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