Reducing Costs and Water Waste across School Trust Sites
- Schools in England lose an estimated 1.5 billion litres of water each year through undetected leaks, leading to unexpected expenditure and diverting funds away from frontline education [1].
- The Department for Education’s Sustainability and Climate Change Strategy requires schools to reduce resource use and achieve net zero emissions by 2050, putting increased pressure on trusts to improve water efficiency and environmental performance.
- Many schools lack high consumption alerts and early leak detection, resulting in avoidable water loss, higher costs, and operational disruption.
15.5% savings over a five year contract period measurable cash releasing savings for school trusts, enabling funds to be redirected to frontline education and pupil support.
Reduced water consumption and operational waste through proactive monitoring and efficiency improvements.
Strengthened environmental sustainability by lowering carbon emissions and supporting local green initiatives.
Supported pupil development through tailored educational resources, workshops, and career readiness activities.
Freed up administrative capacity by simplifying invoicing and consolidating supplier relationships.
Improved operational resilience through early leak detection and data driven consumption insights, preventing costly disruptions.
Enabled compliance with national sustainability strategies and strengthened trust reputation through transparent reporting and governance.
