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Cctv Dealers in Kerala, School CCTV Kerala, Find Cctv Camera Dealers. Get Phone Numbers, Address, Reviews, Photos, Maps for Cctv Dealers in Ernakulam, Alappuzha, Palakkad, Kollam, Kottayam A lthough school security is often talked about, the implementation of CCTV in a systematic and proactive way in this sector has been relatively rare. The need for a comprehensive risk analysis that could be applied to school security and integration of CCTV with this needs serious consideration. Fortunately the school I worked with had given some thought to this. From a sector point of view, there must be many aspects required with a school implementation strategy that could be common and relevant to most schools. Like any organisation, individual schools will have their own unique needs and solutions but can learn and apply principles from the sector in general. societies where crime and violence seem to be increasing in volume and severity every year, and social issues are constantly been highlighted, it is perhaps naïve to think that schools would be isolated from this. Management of social issues Schools import the social issues from the communities in which they are located, and things like drug abuse and dealing appear to make no distinction between rich and poor schools, with the problem being seen as critical across the educational sector. However, any decent parent and educator would stand for the right of children to learn in a supportive and threat free school environment. Management of schools and government departments involved in education bear a primary responsibility for ensuring this. It has been repeatedly shown that even in difficult communities, effective management by principals and staff of social issues have had major positive effects on students and the learning environment. The school managers have a broad range of issues that they need to be aware of. The border between the school and the outside world, typically at the school gate, produces a range of potential incidents as sometimes the two worlds collide. The movement of the public within the school area needs to be monitored, with thieves taking advantage of school events and the concentration of people to commit crimes, while the school premises and the belongings of those in the school also need to be protected. Sometimes, the threat comes from inside the school itself from learners or personnel and the protection of the internal community itself needs to be looked after. For schools with boarding houses, protection of the welfare of the boarders is critical as the school is seen in a parental role. This means safeguarding the premises from outside crime, as well as ensuring that rules and practices designed to protect the welfare of the students themselves are adhered to and respected in spirit and practice. Protection of school premises after hours is a major issue for most schools, and it appears that the potential for vandalism and break-ins is highest during this time. School events can therefore range from theft, assault, sexual harassment, abduction, antisocial activities, violations of the school code, damage to property, and substance abuse and dealing in drugs. While the sensational events reflected in the media are likely to raise emotions and needs among parents and staff alike, most schools are unlikely to be dealing with such crises situations. School security and emergency handling policies and procedures should, however, address all potential occurrences. Monitoring and safeguards The role of CCTV in this school context has potential to fulfil roles in acting as a deterrent, proactive detection, collection of evidence, and overall monitoring function. CCTV can also act as a mediator between parent/school and even parent/parent disputes. Having cameras at school gates and access points immediately allows monitoring over the potential issues that can occur there, as well as identifying vehicles and people coming into the school. Similarly, monitoring entrances to major buildings can pick up suspects potentially involved in theft of items from offices and classrooms such as notebooks, bags and cellphones. Protection of parking areas and sports grounds can also play a part in reducing petty theft and where there are know syndicates or groups of suspects involved in stealing at other schools, these can be looked for and identified as part of the school's protection of members and visitors. CCTV surveillance can also monitor for anti-social activities orviolations of school rules on the playground, sports fields, or in the general school areas. The after-hours patrol of school grounds, particularly where there are late afternoon or evening activities or boarding houses, can reduce the potential for attacks and theft. Similarly patrols and motion detection alarms can identify trespassers and safeguard against damage to property, while viewing access points can identify issues related to movement in and out of school premises. Monitoring other security methods is also possible through the CCTV operation and the overall effectiveness of the protection measures can be increased. Indeed, in my experience, CCTV can show up a number of limitations and weak points in the traditional security precautions. SCHOOL SOLUTIONS We are into Design, Installation and Customization of School Security and Communication Solutions. 1. IP / HD CCTV SURVEILLANCE OF THE PREMISES & CLASS ROOMS 2. 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