The appearance of a school and the quality of its environment are far more than matters of image: they have become major deciding factors for families.
The cleanliness and hygiene of the premises directly contribute to a school's reputation and appeal among parents, students, and staff.
A tangible competitive advantage for schools
Today, offering a healthy, well-maintained environment provides added value that sets schools apart. Regular cleaning and effective air quality management not only improve everyday life, but also influence the overall performance of schools.
Concrete benefits for everyone
- ✓Staff retention: A healthy, pleasant environment boosts teacher motivation and retention – an essential asset in times of staffing shortages.
- ✓Academic performance: Students learning in a clean environment achieve better results and benefit from improved concentration.
- ✓Increased attendance: Schools that invest in cleaning show better attendance and a lower dropout rate. Optimal cleaning can reduce absenteeism by up to 50%.
- ✓Superior air quality: Did you know that 81% of classrooms exceed recommended CO₂ thresholds? Poor ventilation leads to drowsiness and reduced concentration. Conversely, good air quality management leads to a marked improvement in academic results.
The invisible… but decisive impact!
Studies show that children who benefit from well-controlled indoor air perform better on exams and take part more actively in school life. The physical environment, too often overlooked, proves to be a powerful lever for educational success.
Roy.'s expertise in service of educational excellence
Investing in professional cleaning services and solutions to improve air quality means choosing to make a lasting difference. Schools deserve an environment that maximizes their students' potential and their staff's well-being.
School administrators
Schedule a call with our experts to find out how our cleaning services and ventilation duct cleaning services can transform your school and contribute to the success of your school community.
For 70 years, Roy has supported schools in this ongoing improvement process. Ranked 67th among Quebec's 500 largest companies, our specialized teams understand the specific challenges of the education sector and develop tailored solutions that meet the highest quality standards
Sources:
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA): "How Does Indoor Air Quality Impact Student Health and Academic Performance" (2024)
Gilraine, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management (2014)
MDPI Buildings Journal: "Indoor Air Quality in Naturally Ventilated Primary Schools: A Systematic Review" (2024)
