networking - S/FTP or U/FTP when wiring a house with CAT6a cabels for 10GbE?

I'm currently in the process of having my newly built house wired with copper ethernet cables.

This setup is supposed to be "future-proof" to some extend (10-15 years) so I do intent to use 10 GbE in a couple of years.

I've had a look around the internet, including SE, but I did not find an answer to the following:

What kind of CAT6a cables to use for 10GbE ?

| Iso Name | Cable shielding | Pair shielding |
|:--------:|:---------------:|:--------------:|
| U/UTP    | NONE            |  NONE          |
| U/FTP    | NONE            |  Foil          |
| S/UTP    | Braiding        |  NONE          | 
| F/FTP    | Foil            |  Foil          |  
| F/FTP    | Foil            |  Foil          |
| S/FTP    | Braiding        |  Foil          |
| SF/FTP   | Braidning, foil |  Foil          |

Some additional info:

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  We are talking about ~ 40 cables, the house is tiny so there are going to be a lot of cables next to each other in the (brick) walls, next to power lines, etc.

  
  


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  POE+ is going to be used for a couple of IP cameras.

  
  


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  All of them terminate on a switch panel in the cellar. Some of them are going outside, into the garden (underground). None should exceed 50m of length, I think.

  
  


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  I'm going to use a FLUKE LAN tester to make sure they have been installed properly.

  
  

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Disclaimer:

Fiber is not an option, because I don't want to invest in completely new network equipment to handle fiber AND copper Ethernet.

Especially with things like POE+, etc. I would also have to look for new contractors.