White Design's Dartington Primary School is to be the focus of the January 2010 Exeter Architecture Forum.  Project architect Andrew Docherty will talk about our design for a school community whose strong environmental ethos we closely share.  Commissioned by Devon County Council, the £6m school will provide places for 420 pupils and is due for completion in late January 2010.

It was confirmed today that Rogiet Primary School in Monmouthshire has achieved the highest rating of all BREEAM Schools/Education schemes in the UK with its percentage score of 78.18%.

Rogiet Primary School in Monmouthshire is celebrating winning a Green Flag in the Eco Schools international award programme. Through the school's Eco Club, pupils have been closely involved with the environmental features of their new school such as rainwater harvesting and energy generation by wind turbine. The children will now help to audit the building's performance.

White Design is one of five practices invited to contribute to the exhibition 'Art, Ecology and the Economy', at the Centre for Contemporary Art and the Natural World (CCANW) in Haldon Forest, Exeter.

White Design, working with Willmott Dixon construction, has recently completed a new school which has scored 78.18% in the BREEAM Excellent rating - the highest achievement in Wales to date.  Rogiet Primary School-Ysgol Gynradd Rogiet, commissioned by Monmouthshire County Council, is a 210-place school with community facilities. At the open day on Friday 6 November 2009, head teacher Kathryn Evans said:

8 members of the White Design team took part in ‘Movember’ 2009, raising £450 for The Prostate Cancer Charity.

Movember is an annual, month-long celebration of the moustache, with over 173,000
supporters across the globe. So far the charity has raised over £30m and has helped to spread health messages about early detection, diagnosis and treatment to millions of people.

Building work is progressing well on the site of the new Oxford Academy and Mabel Prichard Special Needs School which will replace the former Peers School in Littlemore, Oxford.