TES ParkRight™ partnership wins Special Jury Award at British Parking Awards

TES has won a Special Jury Award at the 2026 British Parking Awards, recognising the partnership behind its ParkRight™ solution at St Claudine’s Catholic School for Girls in Brent.

TES was presented with the award alongside its project partners, London Borough of Brent, DSSL and St Claudine’s Catholic School for Girls, at the British Parking Awards ceremony in London, on Friday, 18th September 2026.

The Special Jury Award, presented by Parking Review, is given to an exceptional entry that has impressed the judging panel. The award recognises the collaborative approach taken by the four organisations to improve access and parking management around the school.

The partnership has seen TES ParkRight™ introduced to help manage authorised access to the school, including vehicles used for SEND transport, contractors, staff and other authorised visitors.

The solution provides a digital way of recording vehicle access. When an authorised vehicle is subsequently detected by an enforcement camera, the system can identify the active access session, helping to ensure that legitimate visitors are not unnecessarily progressed for enforcement.

The project has also helped reduce administration for the school and council, while minimising the potential for vehicle registration errors and making access easier for authorised visitors and service providers.

The award follows the partnership being shortlisted in the Parking Partnerships category of the 2026 British Parking Awards.

The recognition highlights the value of collaboration between technology providers, local authorities and schools in developing practical solutions to the challenges of managing access and parking around busy school sites.

To find out more about ParkRight™ Vehicle Access Management and how it can support smarter parking and access management, visit our ParkRight™ page.