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FEATURE: BETT SHOW HIGHLIGHTS


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odet offers dedicated solutions for schools and colleges through its solutions which provide class change, lockdown alerts, PA and synchronised clock systems.


For children’s safety, it is essential to have a lockdown system in place. With Bodet’s Harmonys range, an alert can be sent across the school, informing of the lockdown, or other emergencies, protecting pupils and staff.


Bodet’s microphones broadcast customisable messages to individual classes, rather than communicating to multiple zones. Whether a child or staff member is wanted, there is no need to spend time walking around the premises when the message can be sent directly. Messages can be scheduled and pre-recorded, saving even more time. Synchronising clocks across the school provides accuracy and reliability, therefore maximising learning time. This is particularly useful at parents evening and ensuring the lunch period runs smoothly. With over 40 years of experience working with time-based solutions, Bodet offers expertise and support to the education sector.


 01442 418800  enquiries@bodet.co.ukwww.bodet-time.co.uk


Join Schools Broadband at Bett! Say hi to our friendly team on Stand SB60, South Hall.


and trends, the platform distinguishes between genuine digital behaviour concerns and false positives. Accurate real-time alerts are provided to safeguarding staff allowing them to provide appropriate pastoral interventions.


We’ll also be showcasing our Telemetry feature that utilises our vast data lake of information, providing powerful insights into the connectivity performance of every service your school or Multi Academy Trust receives from Schools Broadband - a fully transparent service assurance. And that’s not all, we’ve got more surprises up our sleeve so be sure to


stop by!


Bringing ultrafast broadband and world-leading, cloud-hosted technology to schools and MATs of all sizes, Schools Broadband is a one stop shop for all your school’s broadband, security and safeguarding solutions – with no capital costs, ever!


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his year our stand is a must-visit! We’re running a competition for one lucky school to win 12 months free DfE & KCSiE compliant filtering, firewall, Safeguarding Incident Management, Telemetry & Reporting. To enter visit www.schoolsbroadband. co.uk/competition answer one simple question and enter your details. When you visit our stand at Bett and have your name badge scanned by a member of our team, you will receive a further five entries into the competition! Good luck! As well as the competition we will be demonstrating our ground- breaking Safeguarding Incident Management Platform. The Safeguarding Incident Management Platform uses technology to assist Safeguarding Leads in identifying when vulnerable young people need protecting from online harms.


Based on a development within our renowned cloud education platform, the Safeguarding Incident Management Platform moves a step beyond the filtering service we are all familiar with. Tracking pupil browsing activity in full context, reporting on search frequency, spikes


10 www.education-today.co.uk January 2024


Join us to learn more about safeguarding and security in a digital world. Stand SB60


01133 222 333 Ext 3 www.schoolsbroadband.co.uk


BETT Show stand SD63


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