An Energy Strategy for School Estates
A 5-stage approach to reduce your carbon footprint, energy bills and develop the optimum strategy to eliminate energy wastage.
Stage 1 - Energy Performance Monitoring
Monthly energy monitoring to eliminate energy wastage, ensuring schools are maximising savings on energy bills and reducing their carbon footprint.
Click here to read more on our Energy Performance Monitoring service.
Stage 2 - Building Fabric Assessment
Understanding the building fabric performance of the existing school estate.
Click here to read more on our Building Fabric Assessment service.
Stage 3 - Building Element Inefficiencies
Understanding the condition and performance of existing building elements and plant equipment.
Click here to read more on our Building Element Inefficiencies service.
Stage 4 - Renewable Energy Production
Exploring the feasibility of on-site renewable energy production.
Click here to read more on our Renewable Energy Production service.
Stage 5 - Sustainability
Maintaining the energy strategy and reinforcing the measures put in place.
Click here to read more on our Sustainability service.
For more information on our Energy Strategy for School Estates service please call 0116 5070130 or email enquire@s2e.org.uk.
Recent articles
S2e will be attending several key events across the education sector this autumn, including the Suffolk Design Festival, the SAPCA National Play Conference, the CST National Conference and Education Estates® 2026. Here's where to find us and what we'll be discussing.
The DfE recently held a webinar on the school estate management standards annual return, covering its purpose, how the results will be used and what responsible bodies should be doing now to prepare. With the return opening on 22 September 2026, here are the key takeaways ahead of submission.
The DfE has updated its guidance on the School Estate Management Standards Annual Return, publishing the questions Responsible Bodies will be asked and confirming how the process will work. With the first return opening in the third week of September 2026 and a DfE webinar on 9 September, here is what the updated guidance confirms and what organisations should be doing now.