The benefits of clean air in schools: A survey of teachers in London schools

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The benefits of clean air in schools: A survey of teachers in London schools

A survey of teachers and staff at three London primary schools, after the installation of air purifiers, shows that improving classroom air quality has a major effect on the health, learning and focus of children.
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