Rugged 11.6 inch clamshell
MIL-STD-810HReinforced polycarbonate over magnesium, a raised rubber bumper, a keyboard sealed to 330 ml, a 180 degree hinge and a Gorilla Glass 3 anti-glare panel. 1.4 kg.
A 1:1 device built for the way a nine year old actually treats it: dropped, spilled on, carried between five lessons a day. It arrives enrolled, filtered and locked down from one console before a pupil signs in. One fleet your IT can run and your safeguarding lead can trust.
Hand a consumer tablet to a nine year old and it does not last a term. Screens crack on a corridor floor. Juice gets into the keyboard. By half term a tenth of the fleet is sitting in a drawer, waiting on a repair nobody budgeted for.
The ones that survive bring the next problem. A class is on the open web, the filter only works on the school wifi, and when a pupil types something that should raise a flag, the safeguarding lead never sees it. Then exam week comes and there is no way to hold a device to a single paper.
A school does not need a cheaper tablet. It needs a device engineered for a classroom, a filter that follows the child home, and a console where one technician runs three hundred of them at once.
The chassis is reinforced polycarbonate over a magnesium inner frame, wrapped in a raised rubber bumper so a corner landing hits rubber, not glass. The screen is Corning Gorilla Glass 3, set 1.5 mm behind the bezel, so a flat face-down drop never touches it. The keyboard is sealed to 330 ml and drains through channels in the base. Ports sit recessed, so a yanked charger snaps the cable and not the socket. The 180 degree hinge is rated to 25,000 open and close cycles. Every laptop and tablet in the range meets the same drop and ingress standard.
MIL-STD-810H, tested to a 90 cm drop.
The old way is a technician imaging three hundred machines by hand over a summer. This is the new way.
Every device ships already registered to your tenant. Nothing to image, nothing to unbox and set up by hand.
The pupil turns it on, joins the school directory and lands on their apps. No technician touches the device. Policy, apps and the filter push down before the first sign-in.
CalyOS Fleet holds the whole fleet in one place. Install and remove apps, force updates in a maintenance window, find a device on a floor plan, lock it if it leaves the building and wipe it if it is not coming back. The console is the same for a laptop or a tablet.
Yes. The content filter runs on the device itself, not just on the school network. The same block list, SafeSearch enforcement and age-tiered categories apply on the school wifi, at home, and on a phone hotspot.
On-device keyword monitoring flags terms mapped to KCSIE and Prevent categories. Each flag raises an alert with a screenshot to the designated safeguarding lead, and is logged with the time, the device and the pupil for the record.
Yes. Exam mode holds a device to a single app or URL, with the clipboard, camera and other apps disabled, so a device can be trusted for one paper.
Yes. The filter, the monitoring and exam mode work the same across every laptop and tablet in the range, all from one console.
Every line chosen and integrated for a 1:1 school rollout. Laptop and tablet on one management console.
Reinforced polycarbonate over magnesium, a raised rubber bumper, a keyboard sealed to 330 ml, a 180 degree hinge and a Gorilla Glass 3 anti-glare panel. 1.4 kg.
A full 1080p anti-glare panel for exams and coursework at key stage 4 and up. Spill-sealed backlit keyboard, USB-C charging and a 1000-cycle battery.
Silent and fanless, with drop-rated corners. Front and rear cameras for evidence capture in class, an optional pogo keyboard folio, and pen support for early-years handwriting.
Zero-touch pre-provisioning, directory join, app deployment, forced updates in a maintenance window, and remote locate, lock and wipe. All from one console.
An on-device DNS filter that follows the child, with SafeSearch enforcement and age-tiered categories. Keyword monitoring mapped to KCSIE and Prevent, with alerts to the safeguarding lead.
“A school device has three jobs. Survive the room, follow the child home with its filter, and be run by one person. If it cannot do all three, we do not ship it.”
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