- Sector
- Education
- Project type
- New build
- Services provided
- Planning advice
- Design
- Product / system manufacture
- Product / system supply
- Installation
- Year completed
- 2023
- Project location
- West Midlands
- Client
- Morgan Sindall Construction Ltd
- Products used
- Eastbrook Senior cycle shelter
- Harrogate cycle stands
- Door barriers
- Column protectors
- Stainless steel bollards
- Hyde seating
- Timber seating
- Picnic sets,
Context
Bailey Streetscene supplied an extensive range of external furniture and cycle parking solutions for the new Kenilworth School & Sixth Form in Warwickshire, the largest school build project in England as of its opening in September 2023. The school accommodates 2200 pupils, a significant increase from its previous capacity of 1700 students across two ageing 1960's-era buildings.
The journey to this new establishment began in 2008, driven by the need to address funding cuts and the logistical challenges of maintaining two separate sites. The project involved extensive public consultation and stakeholder engagement, ensuring the new school would meet the growing needs of Kenilworth’s expanding community while maintaining its outstanding educational reputation.
Project detail
Bailey Streetscene was integral in outfitting the school's external areas, supplying an extensive range of external furniture and cycle parking solutions. Collaborating closely with Morgan Sindall, Bailey Streetscene delivered functional and inviting outdoor spaces that support the school's mission of fostering a holistic educational environment.
Key products supplied
Seating
Timber picnic seats, Hyde benches / seats, Dorset benches / seats, and Sussexseats were installed to create casual seating and external dining areas. Curved concrete benches were also used to form a tiered podium seating space, which has become a popular hangout spot for pupils.
Cycle parking
Eastbrook Senior cycle shelters and Harrogate cycle stands were utilised to maximise available space and provide extensive cycle parking for students and staff, encouraging green transportation.
Safety and protection
Door barriers were installed to ensure safety around playground entrances. Additionally, column protectors and stainless steel bollards were provided to protect EV charging points and delineate traffic, ensuring safe routes for pupils crossing the car park.
Outcome
The new school has been well-received by the community, offering a modern and supportive environment for education. The thoughtful design of both the buildings and the landscape reflects the facility's commitment to excellence and innovation. The enhanced outdoor spaces and extensive cycle parking not only promote physical well-being but also align with environmental sustainability goals.

















