Introduction and Brief
The site is located on the very edge of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Edinburgh.
Macro Context of Edinburgh (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
Edinburgh has been the Scottish capital since the 15th century. It has two distinct areas: the Old Town, dominated by a medieval fortress; and the neoclassical New Town, whose development from the 18th century onwards had a far-reaching influence on European urban planning. It is this harmonious juxtaposition of these two contrasting historic areas, each with many important buildings, is what gives the city its unique character.
Teaching
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Number of pupils = 217 (Single Stream P1-P7)
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4m² per pupil in each ‘class-base’:
A class-base consists of classroom and associated break-out space.
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Teacher/Pupil Ratio of 16.5
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Classroom storage = 5% of floor area
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Library = 100m²
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IT area = 50m²
Halls + Outdoor
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Assembly Hall A (Gym Hall): minimum 18mx18m in size
Storage = 15% of floor area
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Assembly Hall B (Canteen): 1.0m²-1.5m²
Kitchen and Storage = 30% of floor area
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Multi Use Games Area (MUGA)
Staff and Admin
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Staffroom = 50m²
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Head-teachers Office = 20m²
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General Office = 25m²
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Reception = 5m²
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Medical Room = 6m²
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Special Educational Needs (SEN) = 6m²
Utility
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Janitors Office = 5m²
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Cleaners Stores = 2m²
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Maintenance Stores = 6m²
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Server Room = 3m²
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Plant Room = 25m²
Toilets
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Pupil toilets: 1 toilet and basin per 20 pupils
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Staff toilets: 2
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Visitor toilets: 2
