United Kingdom, July 7 -- A new £88 million Passivhaus secondary school, designed to serve more than 1,700 pupils across west Fife, has officially been handed over to Fife Council, marking the completion of a landmark investment in education for the region.BAM UK & Ireland officially handed over the keys to the new Caledonia High School in Rosyth, which is set to open its doors to pupils in August.Designed and constructed to Passivhaus principles, the new school will be one of the most energy-efficient schools in the UK, and is expected to use around 75% less energy than a standard UK new-build school, reducing carbon emissions and creating a comfortable and healthy environment for pupils and staff.BAM UK & Ireland worked in partnershi...