There are three options for families to source a device:
1. Current device owned by the family.
Some families may already own a laptop suitable for their child. A student would need to be able to bring the device to school each day, and use it outside of school hours to complete homework. The minimum requirements for such a device are outlined in the table below.
2. Purchase of new device from a retailer
Families may choose to purchase a device from a retailer. There are many suitable laptops available, and you may be able to negotiate a competitive price. If you choose this option, ensure the device is rugged enough for use at school (frequent open/closing of the laptop, carrying on public transport, etc).
3. Purchase of new device through the Learning With Technologies(LWT) or JB HiFi Education(JB Edu) portals.
Devices purchased from the PORTAL differ from those available in retail stores, as they are generally more robust and selected for their compatibility to our school’s ICT infrastructure and curriculum as well as ensuring better ongoing support.
With their bulk buying power and access to special education pricing, the right products at the best pricing are provided.
Warranty repairs for most devices while under warranty & purchased through the portal, can be arranged through the school's ICT Team.
If it deemed to be an accidental damage, ICT Team will guide the families to log the job with the relevent Vendor.
To get a device connect the students must follow these instructions.
It is the the device owners responsibility to ensure the device is in working order and free of viruses.
We offer a PaperCut Web print portal & Mobility printing which allows students to submit files to be printed.
Linux devices are incompatible with THS infrastructure.
It is not recommended to have a tablet or iPad for student use as a laptop is much more suitable for secondary students needs.