Asset Management Plans

In August 1998 the Department for Education and Skills (now the Department for Children, Schools and Families) issued provisional guidance to Local Authorities (LA’s) on Asset Management Plans.

Significant additional capital funding was made available to the schools sector and it was important to ensure this funding was spent on school sites as efficiently and effectively as possible.

In order to ensure this happened, LA’s were required to produce Asset Management Plans (AMPs) for all their schools.

The following information outlines the main stages in developing AMPs:

Asset Management Plan policy statement
	Sets out the framework of respective roles, responsibilities and functions within which an AMP is developed

Suitability assessments
	Suitability assessments

Sufficiency assessments
	Sufficiency assessments

Property information system (Evolution)
	Wolverhampton LA’s Property database enables information to be gathered, stored and analysed with relative ease

Cad drawings
	Cad drawings

Accessibility audits
	Accessibility audits

Asbestos surveys
	Asbestos surveys

Condition surveys
	Condition surveys

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