Signed in as:
filler@godaddy.com
Signed in as:
filler@godaddy.com
Schools, colleges, and universities face unique challenges in safeguarding students and staff. Connected systems support lockdown protocols, instant communication, and compliance with Martyn’s Law across entire campuses.

Schools, colleges, and universities often span multiple buildings, each housing hundreds or thousands of people. AV alert systems link every classroom, corridor, and campus space, allowing administrators to broadcast messages instantly and clearly.
Whether issuing a lockdown, evacuation, or severe weather warning, this system ensures rapid, unified action across the entire institution.

Automated safety workflows allow staff to activate pre-set emergency responses with a single command. Alerts are broadcast through speakers, screens, and devices, providing consistent messaging that directs students & staff to safety.
These systems are crucial for meeting the Maryns's Law safeguarding obligations and ensuring the welfare of everyone on site and reducing chaos in panicked situations.

Beyond emergencies, digital signage can also support ongoing safety education. Schools can display reminders, safety training videos, and awareness campaigns that reinforce preparedness.
By integrating communication-driven AV technology with learning, educational institutions foster a safer, more informed culture among students and staff alike.

Every school, college, and university carries a duty of care to educate, protect, and prepare. Integrated AV technology enables instant lockdown alerts, live guidance, and centralised control across campus, ensuring fast, informed responses when it matters most.
From classrooms to campuses, we help educational institutions meet Martyn’s Law requirements with intelligent, easy-to-manage systems that prioritise safety without interrupting learning or compromising saftey.
Have questions about how Martyn’s Law will affect your school, college, or university?
Discover your responsibilities, compliance tiers, and how technology can help safeguard students and staff.