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The 2 Things the year 11's have commented on are:

Are we still going to be able to sit in the sun and eat lunch with the lockers at the end of the deck. It is cold enough as it is without blocking out sun.

They also dont like the idea of the lockers being outside at all. That means they could get targeted and vandellised. And all our gear is partially outside in the cold and would possibly get damp and not good for expensive calculators or laptops if you cant take it home. Please in this climate can we still have them inside.

They all like the classroom configuration. They are glad that AV is being utilised.

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The lockers are outside on the deck so where do your bags go? Would your bags be safe on the deck? Wouldn't the wind blow your paper and things away on windy days as the wind would blow along the deck?
There isn't much wall space to put things on the wall as it has glass walls. You could put work up on the glass but then what's the point of having glass.
Would we eat lunch on the deck?

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When will it be built?
We like how there is more space and it is more modern.
We like the way the desks are set up as there is a variety of seating places.
They classrooms are a good size.
If there is a fire coming from the  outside you would have to go through all the other classrooms to get out.
Where do the bag hooks go?
Where do we eat?
The lockers not protected from the weather. What are they going to be made of?
How would the lockers be secured for safety?
Having corridor means we would have to go outside to get to another classroom?

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 Kirsten: Make sure that there are lots of plugs for byod and teachers. Lots of white board space( white boards/ cupboards like stefs )  Blinds as the sun coming into room 5 in the winter is intense.

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 Kirsten: Make sure that there are lots of plugs for byod and teachers. Lots of white board space( white boards/ cupboards like stefs )  Blinds as the sun coming into room 5 in the winter is intense.

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Ensure there are plenty of plugs.

What way do the doors open into the room? Lots of space is wasted in Room 9 as the door opens into the room rather than against the wall.

Could we have bi-fold doors instead of glass doors between the classrooms? Would allow the flexibility of two separate rooms or opening into one.

Quiet Room 1 doesn't seem big enough for a teaching space?

I agree with other comments about the toilets and lockers.

The angle of the roof on B block means that the pupils by the window are roasting while people at the other side of the room are cold. Lets ensure this doesn't happen with the new build.  Glare on the board can be quite bad too.
Blinds are essential!

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Get rid of the glass doors between the classrooms, too distracting for students.
Entering classes from the outside - is this good for students and staff considering our weather. You need an internal entrance.
Toilets: entry for the male toilet is not private, its not a good idea to have direct entry/exit off a classroom/workspace.
Don't put see through doors on any of the toilets (like B block). All toilets need to have better access for students to minimize time out of class and for the boys walking through the collaborative workspace will be a distraction for everyone.
Are the lockers in the best place - will they block light into the classrooms? Be exposed to the weather (think about food in them during summer.
Where will students store their bags and devices?
Fire safety - are not 2 exits to the outside of a room required/ - this design has one exit to the outside and the other into a classroom in the same block!!
Quiet rooms a good idea
Make sure enough computer plugs as we go BYOU.
Display areas for Houses- where will they be?

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where will devices be stored?
can the lockers be lockable?
sliding doors between classes could be distracting - will there be blinds?
where is the lunch eating area?
concern about lockers being outside - books getting wet or food getting hot in the sun
how much sunshine would the classrooms get?
can we have proper blackout curtains for watching things on screen?
is there a corridor to the toilets? It's a long way to walk
what will happen to the picnic tables?
will students be allowed in these areas at lunchtime?
what happens if a laptop gets damaged from being in an outside locker?
Stuff is less likely to get stolen if lockers are inside classrooms
will the windows be double glazed?
what will the heating be?
how crowded will the social collaborative zone be?
will there be windows or just sliding doors?
will the access be difficult with only one door into each room?
is the canteen staying where it is?
will the deck area be crowded?

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The lockers on the deck aren't a great idea as the roof (in the deck on the learning street) gets condensation and drips and the drips freeze. The lockers need to be waterproof.
The toilets are too far away (female).
The lockers need to be inside. The lockers need to be secure. The outdoor learning area my drip when frosty or when condensation gathers.
The weather gets in at both ends of the high roof on the B block deck ..

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Can all toilets have outside doors and each toilet be stand alone (no stalls) that way they can be gender neutral. Decent ventilation is a must!(door shuts, fan starts).
Small rooms with a opening window and computer/power plugs for T/A's to use for RW or small groups.
Purpose built display boards for each House.
Not sure that given our weather outside lockers would be a good idea.
Heating up high on wall.

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Kate Lindale. Th lockers would get too damp in winter not good for devices and they would get too hot in summer which could bring food safety issues with lunches being baked inside the lockers. 

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Kate Lindale. Th lockers would get too damp in winter not good for devices and they would get too hot in summer which could bring food safety issues with lunches being baked inside the lockers. 

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The spaces will get too hot in summer and be hard to heat in winter. Also very light making projectors difficult to see.
The boys toilet is not very private coming straight of the class room.
Will there be any green space left, if so I imagine it will be small and dark with little air flow, leaving it as an unused space.

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The students are worried that there appears to be only one external access point in the classrooms in the event of a fire and that they don't want to have to go through the other classrooms if that door is unavailable.

Linked to that they are worried that any trips to the library, toilets or office will take a lot more time as there is no corridor and they will have to walk around the outside of the school - or through the other classrooms!

They would like lockable lockers and want to know if the locker area will be covered

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Is there a possibility of a corridor for access instead of going through the classrooms or outside along the deck?
Lockers on the deck would spoil the view to the grassed area.
What about the lockers and wet weather - how would they be protected?
Where will school bags/laptops go?
Could lockers be in the classrooms?
Great plan otherwise - will be really good.

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Long way to toilet for girls from Room 1. There is the learning st toilets but only one of them near by.

What about weather conditions for lockers, will they get damp etc.

No corridor makes it hard/ longer to access places?

How big are the classrooms, don't want them to be small.

Where will people put there bags? If its by the lockers its expossed to weather?

Where do we eat lunch. We like sitting outside. With the lockers will it shade it.

Are the glass stores a security risk. In a lock down students can be seen easily?

Don't like class doors in between classrooms, its distracting. By folding doors might be cool between rooms.

Need to consider the light that comes into the room so you can use the projector.

Is there doors at the back of rooms 2 to 4. It would be good if there was.

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Where would we eat lunch?  Does building the deck mean all the plants along A block will be pulled out?
Make sure there are lots of electrical sockets for plugging in laptops.  The ones in the floor are good.

How would the lockers be secured at night/weekends?

The open space (collaborative zone) looks great.

A much better design that what we have now.

All the glass between the classes could mean a lot of distraction as we will be able to see everything - would need curtains.

Could there be a door into the boys toilet from the outside - more private than having to enter from the shared space.

Big north facing windows - hot in summer, cold in winter, too much light shining on whiteboards. Need blackout blinds.

Where would school bags go? is there some sort of storage for them at the lockers?

Do we have to go outside to go from class to class? Having to line up outside on the deck before entering classrooms will be cold in winter.

Having quiet spaces is a really good idea for people who are working with teacher aides

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8DC Feedback

Access is hard because you would have to disrupt classes or walk outside to get to your class or the bathroom. X2

The classroom sizes are good and the social Collaborative Zone is good.

Having the lockers outside would be cold in the winter months and they would need locks on them.

The toilets should be next to each other, as the girl’s toilet is much further away.x4

Are the lockers waterproof?

Like the size, as in big.

It looks good, but there should be a corridor in the same place that it used to be for easier access.x3

The plan looks good the way it is and the old theatre made into a classroom, is a good use of space.

The lockers should be in the classrooms.

Doors out the back of the classrooms as well as the front.

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Size, orientation, windows, storage, privacy

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To classrooms and shared spaces

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Location of break-out spaces, toilets, size of classrooms

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Position/ accessibility/ security