13/03/2026
Hard hats, high-vis and plenty of hands up ! We had a great time at Ted Wragg Trust's Whipton Barton Federation recently, delivering an interactive assembly.
Our team introduced students to the different roles in construction and talked about our project on their site, replacing the boundary wall and fencing along the school’s perimeter. We also explored health and safety, both on site and around the school, with lots of volunteers trying on PPE and learning what each piece does. The pupils were great at our “spot the hazards” challenge, lessons we hope can continue into their everyday.
We finished with examples of environmental protection, including an initiative to repurpose the school’s old railings into the Exeter community, more on that soon.
A big thank you to the staff and students for our warm welcome and brilliant engagement, and to Larisa Conman, Tom Moore and Oliver Jewell for delivering the session. Inspiring young people and giving them insight into the construction industry is an important part of the social value we aim to deliver through our projects.
Building Greater Exeter