Raising Money for School Air Purifiers

Concerned parents are taking matters into their own hands to ensure their children have the chance to breathe safely.

With air pollution rising, state school parents are raising funds to pay for air purification systems for their schools.

There is a ‘social divide’ between private schools and state schools, with around 66% of private schools receiving these ‘extra benefits’. This may be due to the cost: Notting Hill Preparatory School in West London already pay tens of thousands of pounds annually on purifiers, monitors and the on-going maintenance.

Typically, purifiers can cost up £5,000 per classroom, which reduces air pollution by 80%. This seems a lot of money for a ‘luxury’ but just how much of a ‘luxury’ is it?

According to a study released last week by the World Health Organisation (WHO), PM10 and PM25 particles can damage children’s lungs as well as cause heart problems. Particles found inside some of London schools regularly exceed the standards set by WHO.

With scary statistics like this, can parents afford not to?

Fortunately, there is a simple and effective solution: The powerful combination of Ingenious Air® Purification and Probiotic.

High specification air purification removes Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) and other harmful pollutants that are naked to the eye. It also removes disease-causing viruses and bacteria, allergens, dust and unpleasant odours.

Go a step further by protecting any indoor environment, with the revolutionary technology of Probiotic. It cleans air, surfaces and objects especially in those hard to reach areas, by creating an environment rich in beneficial bacteria.

Whether they are alone or paired together, both offer a much lower maintenance compared to other systems, dramatically reducing valuable time, risks and on-going costs.

Ready to protect your educational facility? Find out more about installing an Ingenious Air System®, and create the ultimate safe and comfortable indoor environment with clean, purified air.

Webster, Woolcock. (2018). The Times: Parents raise cash or school air purifiers. Published 29 May 2018. Retrieved 30 May 2018.