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A Bluetooth transmitter that adds wireless audio to equipment that has none. Plug it into a 3.5mm or optical output and it sends the sound to wireless headphones or a speaker. What it does: Transmits audio over Bluetooth from a wired source Connects via 3.5mm or optical Pairs with wireless headphones and speakers Where schools use it: Older displays, projectors and TVs with no Bluetooth Sending audio from a fixed AV source to a wireless speaker Library and quiet-listening setups This is a transmitter, not a receiver — it sends audio out of a device, it doesn't let a speaker receive from a phone. If you need the opposite, you want a Bluetooth receiver. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

A Bluetooth numeric keypad with dedicated calculator keys — for anyone doing sustained number work on a laptop or a compact keyboard that has no keypad of its own. What it does: Extended numeric keypad over Bluetooth Dedicated calculator function keys Slim aluminium body Silver or space grey Where it earns its place: business managers and front-office staff working on budgets and reporting, maths and business studies classrooms, and any staff laptop being used for spreadsheet work. Faster and more accurate than the number row, and cheaper than replacing the keyboard. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

A slim rechargeable Bluetooth mouse, small enough to live in a laptop bag. Charges over USB-C, so it uses the same cable as everything else rather than needing batteries. What it does: Bluetooth connection, no dongle to lose Rechargeable over USB-C Slim aluminium body Blue, silver or space grey Worth knowing for shared machines: a Bluetooth mouse has to be paired and stays paired to the last device. For a computer lab where a different student sits down each period, a wired mouse like the C1 or Slim LX is the simpler choice. The M1 suits an assigned staff laptop. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

A compact Bluetooth keyboard with a built-in stand, made to travel with a tablet. The stand is the point — it holds an iPad at a working angle without a separate accessory, so the whole setup is two items instead of three. What it does: Compact Bluetooth keyboard with integrated device stand Folds down for carrying Black or sand Where it fits in a school: a teacher using an iPad as a working laptop, senior students doing extended writing on tablets, and any situation where a full keyboard-case is more bulk than you want on a shared device. Pairs with the OntheGo Mouse for a complete portable setup. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

The full-size keyboard in the Slim range — extended layout with a numeric keypad, for a desk where the keyboard stays put and comfort matters more than portability. What it does: Full-size extended QWERTY layout with numeric keypad Pairs with up to four devices, switching by dedicated key Backlit keys with 10 adjustable brightness levels Rechargeable over USB-C Slim aluminium body with macOS function keys Where it fits: a fixed staff workstation, front office or business manager's desk — anywhere with sustained spreadsheet, reporting or data entry work. Worth knowing: at full size this isn't a keyboard to carry between rooms. If it needs to travel, the X2 gives you the number pad in a narrower body, and the X1 is smaller again. Windows note: works with Windows 10 and later. Not supported on Windows 7 or 8. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

Mechanical keyboards in a slim profile — real switches under the keys rather than a membrane, which means a positive click on every press and a keyboard that lasts through years of heavy typing rather than going mushy. Choose your model: SM1 — the flagship, with the fuller feature set SM3 — full-size mechanical at a lower price Both available in dark or light finishes, with white LED backlighting and Bluetooth connection. Where a mechanical keyboard is worth the money. Not for a general classroom — a wired membrane keyboard is cheaper and fine. These suit staff who type for hours daily, media and coding rooms where key feel matters, and anywhere a keyboard is being replaced annually because the cheap ones wear out. Over three years the maths often favours the mechanical. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

AirFly sends audio from any 3.5mm socket to wireless headphones. It was built for aeroplane entertainment systems, but the school use is more interesting: it lets AirPods and other Bluetooth headphones work with equipment that has no Bluetooth at all. Choose your model: AirFly SE — one pair of headphones, the lowest-cost option AirFly Pro — two pairs at once, and works in reverse to receive audio AirFly Pro 2 — the current Pro, in black, white or blue AirFly Pro 2 Deluxe — Pro 2 with a travel case and extra adaptors Where it earns its place in a school: older listening stations, CD and audio players, gym and fitness equipment, and library media stations — anywhere a student with wireless headphones meets a device with only a headphone socket. Also useful for staff wanting to hear a projector or display without cabling across the room. Pro shares to two pairs, which suits paired listening tasks and reading buddies. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.