Full Turnkey Modular SEND School Buildings
We supply bespoke full turnkey SEND school buildings, offering permanent classroom solutions to meet the growing needs of the education sector.
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Permanent SEND School Buildings
The Department for Education financially supports local authorities to help improve their existing special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) provisions and will help to create additional facilities if needed. Should you require help in providing SEND amenities, Rollalong has a wealth of experience in creating breakout rooms, sensory rooms, quiet rooms, enlarged classrooms, hygiene rooms, wet rooms and fully accessible Doc-M washrooms.
Rollalong offers schools a comprehensive turnkey solution for permanent SEND buildings, including inclusion hubs, transition hubs and nurture spaces. From initial design to final delivery, the experienced team collaborates closely with clients throughout the process. Using off-site modular construction, around 90% of each building is completed in Rollalong’s factory, significantly reducing on-site disruption and programme times. By managing all aspects from groundworks to final finishes, Rollalong ensures every school receives the right facility, delivered efficiently and with attention to detail.
Featured SEND Education Projects
Modular Education SEND Building
Coombe House School, Dorset Centre of Excellence
The Dorset Centre of Excellence is home to Coombe House School, Dorset’s largest SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) school, dedicated to providing every young person with the opportunity to thrive.
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Temporary SEND School Classrooms
When additional SEND space is required at short notice, Rollalong’s temporary classrooms provide a rapid and flexible solution. These modular buildings are designed to support schools, making them suitable for emergency needs or as interim facilities during permanent development. With quick delivery and installation, these facilities can become fully operational within 30 days, enabling schools to respond promptly to evolving requirements without compromising quality.