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The connection between classroom design and learning outcomes is more than simple conjecture. … According to the study, factors such as air quality, lighting and students’ sense of ownership of their classroom all affected the students’ ability to learn.
We have recently expanded and built new classrooms with modern designs to cater for our ever growing population.
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