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Campus-wide. Safeguarding-focused.
Gates · Classrooms · Dormitories · Dining · Perimeter
School environments have their own rhythm. Three terms a year, long holidays, changes of staff, new intakes, boarding students in and out. Cameras that were working at the end of one term can sit all holiday — then quietly fail to come back on when the next term starts, and nobody notices because everyone is busy with the first day back.
School CCTV servicing typically covers:
If the current system was installed by another provider — common for schools — we assess it on its own merits and tell you plainly what we can do.
The faults we're most often called to handle in schools.
CCTV found not working at the start of term — often power or network issues that built up during the break.
Cameras knocked, hit by balls, or physically tampered with — common in shared areas and near sports facilities.
Footage overwriting before incident reports are completed — school investigations can take longer than home reviews.
Staff turnover means credentials get lost — new bursar or ICT teacher can't get into the system.
New classroom block, new dormitory, new dining hall — cameras weren't extended after construction.
Dust on the lens, spider webs, or a camera housing that's filled with condensation over the rainy season.
Scoped to your specific campus — this is the range of what a technician may inspect.
Depending on the school situation.
For problems affecting specific cameras or the whole system right now.
For schools that want a scheduled check between terms.
For schools that want termly servicing and priority response.
Many schools in Kenya have CCTV that was installed by a provider who may no longer be involved, was added to as the school expanded, or came with a previous head or bursar who's since left. Documentation often doesn't exist.
We assess the existing cameras, NVR, cabling and coverage, then tell you plainly whether the system can be:
We can't promise every third-party system is repairable sight unseen — some equipment is genuinely past its useful life — but we assess before we conclude that.
What's happening, and what the admin team wants reviewed.
Gates, classrooms, dorms, dining, perimeter.
Cameras, cabling, power, NVR, network.
Written findings — repair, upgrade or replace.
Work scheduled during holidays or after hours.
Report + documentation for the school file.
Restore existing cameras, NVR or cabling where practical — most school faults are damage, network or cleaning issues.
Replace the specific cameras, NVR or storage that has failed or is outdated, keeping usable cabling and mounts.
Recommended where equipment is obsolete, damaged beyond practical repair, or inadequate for the school's current layout.
For schools with boarding facilities, we usually recommend servicing once per term — three times a year — with an additional check at the start of each academic year. Day schools typically benefit from a termly or six-monthly schedule.
Yes, and this is often the best time. School holiday servicing avoids disrupting lessons, and lets us work across classrooms, dormitories and shared facilities without impacting the school day.
Yes. Many schools in Kenya have CCTV that was installed by a previous provider or added to over years. We assess the existing system and tell you plainly what can be repaired, upgraded or replaced.
Yes. We can configure user accounts and permissions so only authorised staff — head teacher, bursar, security lead — can access footage. This matters for safeguarding and privacy compliance.
In most cases yes — if the NVR and network have capacity for additional cameras. We assess headroom and cabling routes before quoting.
Yes. School CCTV maintenance contracts are common — scoped to the number of cameras, campus size and required response times. Termly or annual servicing is typical.
Tell us about your school and the issue. We'll help figure out the right next step — repair, upgrade or a maintenance arrangement.