HP Inc., is launching a 1:1 laptop programme to support digital learning across the UK. Designed to bridge the digital divide, the programme offers schools and families a transparent, cost-effective way to access technology that supports educational success while addressing critical needs like security and accessibility.
A Comprehensive Solution for Modern Education
The 1:1 laptop programme provides schools with a fully managed solution tailored to the unique needs of education customers. With a focus on equity and scalability, the programme is structured to deliver:
- Flexible Device Options: Available on both Chromebook and Microsoft platforms, offering schools flexibility to choose devices suited to their needs.
- Parental Contribution Management: Simple processes for managing contributions to support their school.
- End-to-End Support: The programme includes full insurance coverage, rollout support, and ongoing device management to minimise administrative burdens for schools.
- Digital Skills: The programme includes upgrade opportunities for students at key educational milestones, providing access to the latest technology throughout their academic journey.
Enhancing Education Through Technology
In addition to delivering secure, reliable devices, the programme offers tools and resources to enhance teaching and learning outcomes:
- Digital Rewards: Schools can store rewards from purchases, reinvesting them into additional education technology. Participating schools gain access to exclusive offers from leading EdTech providers, extending their budgets and enabling innovative learning solutions.
- Case Studies and Resources: Schools can access a library of customer success stories and resources through the Brighter Futures platform, providing insights into best practices for digital transformation in education.
- Community Trade-In Programme: Schools and organisations can donate older devices for redistribution to institutions in need.
“At HP, we believe every student deserves access to secure, reliable technology that supports their learning journey,” said Neil Sawyer, Managing Director of HP’s Northwest Europe market. “This programme not only bridges the digital divide but also underscores our commitment to sustainability and security, helping educators and students thrive in an increasingly digital world.”
Availability
The programme will launch in the UK from March 2025 with pricing starting from £8 per month. Schools can access it through HP’s certified Brighter Futures ICT providers, ensuring widespread availability across the UK.
For more information, please visit: http://www.hp.com.
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