Benefits of high-performance connectivity in primary schools

• Improve classroom collaboration and lesson engagement by supporting the current and future use of new devices, platforms and resources
• Facilitate personalised, self-paced learning to keep students challenged and engaged, as well as monitoring those who may be falling behind
• Access rich media and stream seamlessly in high-density environments with 1:1 devices
• Flexibility for blended learning, removing limitations on how and where students learn
• Reliable, fast access to SIMS and other vital information for staff
• Secure connectivity that keeps students safe while browsing

Affordable, easy to manage WiFi networks, designed with primary education in mind

Teachers are only as good as their tools, so many primary schools invest in additional devices, but often without fortifying their underlying IT infrastructure for the future of learning. This causes a slow degradation in the quality of learning and students’ potential as classroom connectivity becomes slower, unreliable and too congested to support additional EdTech.

Successful use of the latest teaching techniques relies on robust, reliable, high-capacity wireless networks that keep devices connected to each other, as well as to key resources and platforms. Networks must also mitigate the increased security risks of e-learning and a rising number of end-points.

Finally, keeping primary schools connected must be affordable, respecting budget constraints, and allowing a low-risk path to the technologies shaping education. Networks must also be easy to monitor and manage, respecting the limitations many primary schools face in terms of ICT staff.