Tag: Secondary Education
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DfE funding for your Digital Education Platform extended to 2022
Plus 60 days free technical support from Stone in partnership with Microsoft. In partnership with Microsoft and the DfE funding intiative. UnlockRead more -
CUSTOMER STORIES: Stone Orleans School
Orleans Park accelerates learning with the fastest WiFi available Orleans Park is an Ofsted-rated ‘outstanding’ comprehensive school for 11-16Read more -
CUSTOMER STORIES: Unity Schools Partnership
Stone Group Partners with Unity Schools Offering Expertise and Cost Savings The Unity Schools Partnership is a family of secondary, primary, middleRead more -
Safeguarding: How to Keep Students Safe Online
Read moreThe internet has transformed the world that we live in. Whilst it’s made it a more connected place where we’re free to make friends from all over the world and share wild conspiracy theories, there’s also a dark side...
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How the Data Protection Act affects schools
As an education provider, you have a responsibility to protect your students, staff and school. But the responsibility isn’t just with protectingRead more -
Server Vs Serverless: What’s the best option?
It’s undeniable that the impact of austerity has hit schools hard, headteachers now face a freeze on per pupil spending up until 2020. SoRead more -
CUSTOMER STORIES: High school facilitates inspirational learning with the latest AV tech
I would definitely recommend Stone to anyone; our account managers really go above and beyond to ensure you get most supporting and friendlyRead more -
CUSTOMER STORIES: Partnership goes from strength to strength for Stone and Entrust
I think our partnership works well because we share the same values – we are both national companies with a local feel, we both understandRead more -
CUSTOMER STORY: Stone refreshes Ashmole Academy’s ageing infrastructure
"We really liked how Stone Group were so proactive compared to their competitors"Ashmole Academy LONDON-based Ashmole Academy&Read more -
Acer & Stone: Facing the Future of Education, Today
Read moreRecent events have proven that neither work nor education can or should be confined to a location. Learning and labour must follow the individual, not the other way around. This change is also being accompanied by shifts in the economy: recent statistics show the number one source of new wages comes from computing. Furthermore, figures state that 65% of students today will eventually do jobs which presently do not exist.