Yes, blinds can affect student behaviour in several ways, both directly and indirectly. The impact of blinds on student behaviour can be understood through various factors such as lighting, temperature control, privacy, and overall classroom environment
The Department of Education conducted a survey that highlighted the impact of window blinds on student comfort and focus.
A study conducted by the Sustainable Schools Alliance revealed that proper window treatments can contribute to a significant 30% reduction in heating and cooling costs.
The impact of blinds on academic performance in colleges, schools and universities is indirect, but significant. Blinds influence the amount and quality of natural light reaching a study space, which can in turn affect focus, alertness, and mood – all…
Picture a typical school day – students engrossed in lessons, teachers imparting knowledge, and the gentle hum of a conducive learning environment. Now, let's turn our attention to a seemingly inconspicuous element that plays a pivotal role in shaping this…
When the facilities manager of Waycroft Academy in Bristol needed to replace 50 classroom roller blinds, she was faced with the challenge of finding a supplier who could meet her criteria of affordability, reliability and quality. Thankfully she happened to…
When Marla Custom Blinds were contacted by St Anne's School, Southampton to ask if we could solve a tricky problem with noise echo in their new Performing Arts Centre we were only too happy to help. The solution was two…