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The <strong>Mead</strong><br />

Academy Trust<br />

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Christchurch, Dorset<br />

Specia<br />

Educaon Focussed Internet<br />

Service Provider<br />

www.broadband4.co.uk<br />

Hilperton and Wingfield<br />

Ca<br />

River <strong>Mead</strong> School, Melksham, a <strong>new</strong>ly sponsored member of the <strong>Mead</strong><br />

The schools all serve their individual communies whilst being<br />

commied to the strong educaonal philosophy and valued held by the<br />

trust.<br />

BT Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC)<br />

Service. Broadband4 organised<br />

the installaon of <strong>new</strong> lines int o<br />

each site and the provision of<br />

the fastest FTTC Service possible<br />

at their locaons.<br />

Delays caused by the lack of<br />

availability of FTTC Services for<br />

The <strong>Mead</strong> Primary School and<br />

Castle <strong>Mead</strong> Primary School<br />

were overcome by delivering<br />

our Broadband4 service as<br />

an “overlay” to the school’s<br />

exisng provision. Broa dband4’s<br />

engineers used a unique method<br />

of delivering traffic directly int o<br />

our core network over a third<br />

party circuit.<br />

Broadband4<br />

managed every<br />

aspect of the<br />

<strong>new</strong><br />

broadband<br />

provision,<br />

keeping us<br />

informed at<br />

every stage.<br />

Broadband4 were approached to provide a connecvity soluo n<br />

which would allow each site to communicate seamlessly, sharing<br />

data as required and allowing staff to move bet ween sites.<br />

D<br />

(Ethernet Access Direct) circuit to link the Hilperton and Wingfiel d<br />

sites of the <strong>Mead</strong> Community Primary School to provide high speed<br />

connecvity between t hem.<br />

All sites required as much bandwidth as possible, whilst keeping<br />

costs in check.<br />

As the <strong>Mead</strong> Primary School and Castle <strong>Mead</strong> Primary School are<br />

in heavily populated residenal areas, availability of FTTC Service s<br />

was limited due to high demand. Broadband4’s unique network<br />

n<br />

me with no loss in service to the end user.<br />

Broadband4’s independently owned core network allows us to<br />

carriers. The benefit of being a carrier agnost ic network means<br />

that Broadband4 can source the best value connecvity for an y<br />

school. Broadband4 are also not limited to one type of broadband<br />

provision, ensuring that service can be delivered to even the most<br />

remote sites, using wireless and satellite services as required.<br />

In the case of The <strong>Mead</strong> Academy Trust, all sites were in reach of<br />

All FTTC Services was terminated<br />

directly into Broadband4’s<br />

MPLS Core network and traffi c<br />

handled by our centralised<br />

Managed Firewall and Web<br />

Content Filtering (powered by<br />

Lightspeed Systems).<br />

Each site was configured wit h<br />

Inter-site roung, to a llow data<br />

to be shared between them. The<br />

trust’s ICT service provider then<br />

configured the necessa ry Acv e<br />

Directory Trusts across each site,<br />

to allow full user roaming.<br />

THE RESULTS<br />

The <strong>Mead</strong> Academy Trust now<br />

have a robust and reliable<br />

broadband provision allowing<br />

staff to access ICT resource s<br />

from whichever locaon the y<br />

require it.<br />

Members of the SLT are able to<br />

move from site to site and <strong>logo</strong>n<br />

as if they were at their home site.<br />

The Broadband4 Solution<br />

to our ICT provision<br />

accross the trust.


Contact us at<br />

sales@broadband4.co.uk or visit<br />

www.broadband4.co.uk for more<br />

informaon<br />

/Broadband4UK<br />

/Broadband4UK

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