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THE IMPORTANCE OF CLEAN AIR IN CLASSROOMS Toni Riddock - Vybra


The UK is once again slowly and carefully re- opening all of its doors, in a controlled manner.


The question for teachers and parents alike isn’t whether they want their children back in school - as that is clearly obvious - the question they are asking is ‘Is it really safe?’


• Can schools guarantee safety to the students and teachers against COVID-19 transmission?


• Are air purifiers effective in trapping or killing viruses?


• Can schools use air purifiers to prevent transmission of this COVID-19 and future viruses?


The good news is schools can guarantee safety to staff and students by adhering to strict control measures and one of those strict measures is using air purifiers in every classroom.


Following the introduction of Winix Zero Pro Air Purifiers into a school in Hampshire, we demonstrate how air purifiers can be beneficial for classrooms - and some words from an impressed Head Teacher.


Available from as little as £2.94 per week*


ARE SCHOOLS SAFE?


PURIFY & CLEAN AIR


What can the WINIX ZERO PRO offer my classroom?


• High air changes – with cleaning rate of up to 470 cubic metres per hour the Winix Zero Pro will ensure rapid air changes


• Large spaces accounted for – Winix Zero Pro can manage large areas up to 120m2


• 5 Stage Cleaning •


Fine Pre filter - to catch large particles, dust and hair


• True Hepa – removing 99.97% of all particles • •


A word from the Head, Mrs J Ayres St Mary’s Bentworth CE Primary School


“We have been fortunate enough to have eight Winix Zero Pro Air Purifiers in our school since we re-opened at the beginning of March and they have been of enormous benefit.


Apart from the the reassuring air purification they offer, they are also portable and silent, meaning little or no disruption to the children’s leaning and the teachers’ lessons.


They are fully automatic, which means no ‘management’ with a traffic light system, showing the air quality and how hard they are working to keep the air clean.


With a classroom full of children, you can imagine how hard these units have to work.


I am extremely grateful to have these in our classrooms, not just for the awareness of the air quality, but also for the added layer of protection that both staff and parents now feel they have.


You do not notice they are there, and they are a great addition to our COVID risk assessments.”


WINIX ZERO PRO AIR PURIFIER REDUCES 99.97% VIRUSES & BACTERIA


Vybra - Experts in air purification, providing excellent service and advice


Contact us to discuss how our WINIX ZERO Pro can keep your school safe | vybrasolutions.co.uk | sales@vybrasolutions.co.uk | 0330 100 5206


* Based as an example on one unit over a two year team , T&C apply, in partnership with Room12 as the preferred supplier for the Association of School and College leaders (ASCL), recommended for schools using the CPC leasing services framework.


Because clean air saves lives


Activated Carbon – odours, VOCs, smoke and gases Compact and robust design with Automatic Function


• •


Cleancel Coating – Anti Microbial treatment on the HEPA ensures filter kills bacteria on the filter


Patented Virus reducing technology – PlasmaWave


• The PlasmaWave® Technology in our Air Purifiers creates a short electrical discharge to create dual polarity ions from air moisture. This electrical discharge is safe and only occurs for a short period of time (nanoseconds).





Certificated by AHAM, Allergy UK, Ecarf and Proven to remove influenza.


Winix Zero Pro in classroom at St Mary’s Bentworth CE Primary School


CONTROL THE VIRUS


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