Temporary classrooms go high-tech
Dozens of temporary classrooms have been brought into schools this term to cope with soaring demand for primary places.
In West Sussex alone there are 25 new mobile units, many housing up to 60 children.
But if you thought a temporary classroom in 2012 was cramped and draughty think again. The headteacher of Edward Bryant School in West Sussex gives our education specialist Christine Alsford a tour.
Solving the school places crisis
Schools across Sussex are being expanded to provide 6,000 extra primary age places. But is it the right way forward?
School places in crisis
Families in the South are having to drive up to 80 miles a week to get to school because local schools are full.