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Around the school day
Plan access, work times and periodic works around teaching, events and term breaks.
Schools & Education
Ready for the next day of learning.
Cleaning programs for schools, colleges and education campuses, planned around the rhythm of your school community.
Built around your environment
A school is more than a collection of rooms.
Teaching spaces, amenities, administration areas and shared facilities all have different demands. A useful scope recognises those differences and gives the school a clear standard to manage against.
Discuss Your SiteA scope shaped to your site
- Classrooms, learning spaces and administration areas
- Amenities, change rooms and shared touchpoints
- Libraries, halls and common areas
- Scheduled floor, carpet and holiday deep cleaning
- Consumables and waste routines within the agreed scope
Final tasks, frequency and access requirements are confirmed in your proposal.
What matters in your environment
Service planning.
With the right priorities.
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Site access and safeguarding
Confirm screening, induction, visitor and access requirements with the school before mobilisation.
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Consistency across the campus
Define zones, frequencies and inspection points so the same expectations carry across the site.
Understand
Review your site, current requirements and priorities.
Define
Prepare a scope, schedule and proposed management approach.
Mobilise
Confirm the plan, responsibilities and commencement requirements.
Useful to know
Your questions, considered.
Can cleaning be planned around the school calendar?
Yes. Term dates, events and holiday access form part of the proposed service schedule. Periodic works can be planned into suitable shutdown windows.
How are school-specific requirements addressed?
The initial site review identifies access rules, screening requirements, inductions and sensitive areas. These requirements need to be agreed before service commencement.