Despite the challenges of lockdown, Susan Denham, Executive Head Teacher at Holywell Church of England School in Devon and a Schools Broadband Customer, has been a positive driving force in…

Remote learning for students in schools has thrown up new challenges for schools when it comes to monitoring and managing their Microsoft Teams Chat facility. Schools need to ensure that…

Following on from the Government’s recent announcement of school closures (as of 4th January 2021), we’d like to assure you that we’re here to provide support; ensuring your students are…

The Internet Service Providers’ Association came together this month to unveil the winners of the 22nd Annual UK Internet Industry Awards the ISPA’s. Unlike award ceremonies of years gone by,…

     The increase in the number and severity of DDoS attacks, on almost every organisation that exists, is, for those not adequately protected, wreaking havoc with their networks. What…

Protect your school from cyber-attacks & ransomware infection. Join our webinar, Thursday 5th November | 11.00am Background In August 2020, the Department for Education and National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC)…

The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has issued an alert to education institutions following a spike in ransomware attacks in the education sector, as cyber criminals exploit the return to school for…

You may have heard people talking about the move to ‘full fibre,’ ‘FTTP’ or ‘G.Fast.’ But what does this mean and how can it benefit your school? Here we look…

We know many schools remain open to support Key Workers’ children, and to complete necessary building and maintenance works. To enable school managers and other key staff to keep lines…

Following on from the Government’s announcement of school closures, we’d like to assure all our customers that we’re here to offer support in ensuring your staff are able to work…

Typical school set-up In the past, and in some schools today, it is relatively common to host curriculum data and admin services in school server rooms. Whilst this has worked…

We understand that choosing web filtering, network security and connectivity for your school can be time-consuming and sometimes confusing! Especially when it comes to deciding which ones offer the best…

In light of this month’s Children’s Mental Health Week (3rd-9th February) and Safer Internet Day (11th February), we’ve pulled together a free poster download for you to share with staff. The poster provides guidance on how…

In June 2019 the DfE released the non-statutory guidance for schools, ‘Teaching Online Safety in Schools’. We’ve partnered with e-safety adviser Alan Mackenzie to bring schools and MATs five helpful…

This year, we learnt that hackers used Ransomware to encrypt files at a Dorset school, when a member of staff mistakenly opened an email containing a virus. Ransomware is an…

In June 2019 the DfE released the non-statutory guidance for schools, ‘Teaching Online Safety in Schools’. We’ve partnered with e-safety adviser Alan Mackenzie to bring schools and MATs 5 helpful…

In June 2019 the DfE released the non-statutory guidance for schools, ‘Teaching Online Safety in Schools’. We’ve partnered with e-safety adviser Alan Mackenzie to bring schools and MATs 5 helpful…

Google and Mozilla (Firefox browser) are planning to implement DNS-over-HTTPS. This is causing concern to organisations who filter illegal internet content such as child sexual abuse imagery. The Internet Services Providers…

In June 2019 the DfE released the non-statutory guidance for schools, ‘Teaching Online Safety in Schools’. We’ve partnered with e-safety adviser Alan Mackenzie to bring schools and MATs 5 helpful…

According to the latest research from the British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA), cost savings are one of the key priorities this year for Multi Academy Trusts, with the majority looking…

Following an increase in phishing emails during summer 2018, David Ryder, Technical Director of Abbey Multi Academy Trust in Leeds, identified a vast number of emails coming from other educational…

Schools Broadband is delighted to announce it has been awarded a place on the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) RM6103 framework, including; Lot 1 ICT Solutions, Lot 2 Broadband Fibre Infrastructure…

In June 2019 the DfE released the non-statutory guidance for schools, ‘Teaching Online Safety in Schools’. We’ve partnered with e-safety adviser Alan Mackenzie to bring schools and MATs 5 helpful…

The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) is a not-for-profit charity, based in Cambridge that works worldwide to ensure the internet is free from child sexual abuse material (CSAM). Every time an…

1. BT is planning the withdrawal of ISDN phone lines, which means schools will need to switch to a VoIP or SIP phone service. SIP (or Session Initiation Protocol channels) behave as normal phone lines, but in…

The Government’s latest Edtech strategy guide has been launched to help education providers address the challenges faced when it comes to understanding how technology can support positive change in schools.…

In June 2019 the DfE released the non-statutory guidance for schools, ‘Teaching Online Safety in Schools’. We’ve partnered with e-safety adviser Alan Mackenzie to bring schools and MATs 5 helpful…

As part of the Government’s commitment to improving the country’s internet structure in rural areas, schools where broadband is not up to par, will soon be able to experience speeds…

Schools Broadband is delighted to announce the Fortinet enterprise firewalls they provide as part of their hosted security service, officially rank among the top two security services in the world.…

As new broadband technology becomes available, bandwidth usage in schools is Skyrocketing. To ensure we continue to cater to customer’s increasing bandwidth needs we’ve invested heavily in our brand-new content…

If you’re confused with where to begin when choosing a Broadband Provider for your school, our ‘Four Questions to Ask’ guide will help you to get started. Click here to view our…