At Sutton High School, we want our girls to be real world ready. Our Bring Your Own Device to School scheme ensures that all girls are able to access technology to enhance their learning.
At Sutton High School, we believe digital technology should enhance – not replace – exceptional teaching and learning. Our Bring Your Own Device scheme ensures that every girl can access the tools needed to become confident, independent learners in a digital world.
In the Prep School, pupils from Year 4 have individual iPads, and then later chrome books, while younger pupils benefit from access to our Discovery Zone, ClassVR headsets and shared iPad banks. As students move into Senior School, they are expected to bring their own windows touch screen laptops to support a flexible, responsive learning our Microsoft environment.
Our use of Microsoft Teams across all year groups enables pupils to access lesson materials, manage homework, revisit content at their own pace, and stay on track if absent—all while reducing paper use.
Classrooms are equipped with digital displays and there are dedicated Computing Labs and shared devices in our Learning Resources Centre. These resources allow girls to collaborate, research, fact-check, and go beyond the curriculum when appropriate.
While pen-and-paper learning remains vital – especially for exam preparation – BYOD empowers girls to use the right tool at the right moment. Technology doesn’t replace great teaching, but used well, it enhances engagement, creativity, and personalised learning.
For more information, please take a look at the information below:
Bring Your Own Device to School Booklet
