Caledonia High School
Fife, UK
project overview
Supporting student learning and wellbeing with a fresh, new education environment
Targeted to achieve Passivhaus Classic certification, the new, exemplar Caledonia High School provides a fresh, new learning environment, replacing the outdated Inverkeithing High School, which better caters to the needs of students.
Our vision was to create a sustainable and inclusive secondary education environment that not only met the ever-changing needs of the modern student but also integrated seamlessly with the local community.
Becoming a beacon of sustainable design in Fife, the new school also specifically target the Royal Institute of British Architects’ (RIBA) embodied carbon standards as well as the Scottish Futures Trust’s (SFT) net zero standard, in line with their national goal of achieving Net Zero Carbon by 2045.
design concept
Inclusive and sustainable design in scenic surroundings
key information
Project summary
Location
Fife, UK
Client
Fife Council
Completion
2026
Size
1,735 student places
Includes
Support learning facilities
Outdoor learning and sporting facilities
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