Budgeting can sometimes seem like trying to fit a round peg into a square hole. Why is it that budgets never seem to quite stretch as far you need them to? The wish list always seems to add up to significantly more than the capital available. So, the essential priority order can soon disrupt planned…
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Interactive screens (touchscreens) have become a major part of our lives, and this trend shows no sign of slowing down anytime soon. But why are they so popular? Here are some benefits of using interactive panels in schools. Increased Interaction The multi-touch capabilities that interactive displays offer mean that more students can get around the…
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When it comes to determining the most appropriate equipment leasing strategy for your school, understanding the main differences between a finance lease and an operating lease is essential. In both cases, the equipment is legally owned by the lessor, with rentals paid by the school in order to use the equipment. It’s important to note…
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Leasing can often seem daunting and complicated, but with the right advice and payment plan, it’s actually a simple and cost-effective option for schools to get up-to-date equipment without breaking the budget! Leasing is so easy it can be boiled down into a few simple steps but before we get into those steps… Watch this…
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Leasing is a great way for your school to obtain the equipment you need to provide the very best education experience for your students, without using up your much needed capital budget. Equipment purchased for education such as computers would normally be funded through the capital budget. With different types of learning introduced, a classroom…
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Schools across the UK are about to open again as the government continues to tackle the coronavirus crisis. Some pupils will however have to carry on schooling from home due to being vulnerable. Also, pupils and students who must self-isolate will need to carry on learning from home. So, for those who need to carry…
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