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01. The problem in schools, colleges and training centres02. What the system does for you03. Typical equipment04. How we set it up05. Get a free survey and quote06. FAQ
Schools need Wi-Fi in labs, classrooms and offices, with strong controls on who uses it and for what. A home-style router in the staffroom does not cover a campus.
Key takeaways
- Wi-Fi reaches the office but not the classrooms.
- Students and staff share one network.
- Anyone can use the bandwidth for streaming.
- Computer labs run on slow shared lines.
01The problem in schools, colleges and training centres
Schools need Wi-Fi in labs, classrooms and offices, with strong controls on who uses it and for what. A home-style router in the staffroom does not cover a campus.
- Wi-Fi reaches the office but not the classrooms.
- Students and staff share one network.
- Anyone can use the bandwidth for streaming.
- Computer labs run on slow shared lines.
- Budgets require a phased rollout.
02What the system does for you
03Typical equipment
| Item | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Access points | Ceiling or wall units that spread Wi-Fi evenly |
| PoE switch | Powers the access points through the network cable |
| Router / firewall | Connects to the internet and protects the network |
| Structured cabling | Cat6 cable runs, patch panel and wall points |
| Controller or cloud management | Manage every access point from one screen |
| UPS | Keeps the network up through power cuts |
04How we set it up
- 01Free site surveyWe walk the campus, list blocks and count devices.
- 02Plan coverageMark access point positions, cable routes and the rack location.
- 03Choose equipmentAccess points, switches and firewall matched to users and budget.
- 04Install and configureCabling, mounting, network names, guest access and security.
- 05Test and hand overCheck coverage room by room, then train your staff.
05Get a free survey and quote
06Frequently asked questions
Can we do it in phases?
Yes; plan the whole network, then install block by block.
Can we filter websites?
Yes, with a firewall or filtering service; tell us your rules.
Do you connect the CCTV and the library?
Yes; one network can serve all, kept separate by VLANs.


