Pre-Schools & Nurseries
Protect Our Future Generation
The quality of air in the developed world is in crisis, and nowhere are the effects of poor indoor air more apparent than in the health and development of children in our schools, pre-school and creches. Even worse is that parents, staff, and children haven’t had any choice regarding the quality of the air inside the classroom – until now. Our Air Sanitiser technology makes indoor air safety in schools as easy as A,B,C.
Covid has changed the face of the Pre-School and Nursery Sectors like never before
- You've had to offer less student access due to increased social distancing
- Turn around between student classes is higher due to longer deep cleaning requirements of tables
- Recruiting of staff is a major headache
- Keeping staff healthy and in work is a major concern and challenge
We understand the issues and are here to help:
- Decrease the risk of cross-infection of airborne illnesses
- Provide safer working environments
- Increase students, parents and staff confidence that you are taking their health seriously
- The quality of indoor air is garnering increasing attention, the safety of indoor air in the spaces we use is vital
- The use of Clean Air Technology will be the new normal - students will expect indoor areas to have air purification in place to protect them
- Be ahead of the curve to keep your schools growing in uncertain times
- Lost revenue and having to spend more now on new technology can be scary, we have you covered with finance options available to protect your cash-flow
The Solution
We install simple technology that kills 99.9999% of airborne viruses and Bacteria. Meaning you can have the assurance that your students, parents and staff are being kept safe from any risks. Allowing your business to get back to the best kind of ‘normal’ possible in 2021
Book a no obligation free call to discuss how our technology and air filtration can help your business


The air in our schools is nothing less than a public health crisis.
Increased understanding of the health risks, reduced mental performance, and related absenteeism linked to poor indoor air quality is drawing attention to the importance of providing students and staff with clean, safe indoor air.
There has been a steep rise in cases of asthma, which is exacerbated by indoor air pollutants and allergens. In 2013, US schoolchildren aged 5-17 missed 13.8 million days of school due to asthma 1,2, meaning missed learning opportunities and poorer academic outcomes than those of their peers.
Approximately 85% of European schoolchildren are exposed to particulate matter concentrations higher than those considered safe by the World Health Organization for the prevention of cardiovascular-respiratory diseases.3
Only 1 part per million of additional carbon monoxide in a school can cause a 3.79% increase in absenteeism4. Schools in urban areas – in particular, those located near busy roads – are exposed to significantly higher levels of indoor air pollution.5
Healthy students
Schoolchildren are more susceptible to illness and require higher volumes of air for growth, development, and physical activity6. VIRUSKILLER™ provides clean, healthy air to learners of all ages and the teachers and staff who support them
Fresh air everywhere
Many schools in urban areas face extreme levels of outdoor air pollution7, which means classrooms and facilities are riddled with toxic pollutants. VIRUSKILLER™ takes control of the airflow in school spaces, neutralizing harmful gases and VOCs.
Safer learning environments
Poor ventilation and indoor pollutants can impact learners’ academic outcomes8. VIRUSKILLER™ safely decontaminates the air, removing pathogens in a single air pass. Healthy kids means better performance and less illness-related absenteeism9.
Reduce cross-infection
The COVID-19 pandemic has increased public awareness about indoor air safety. VIRUSKILLER™ deactivates airborne viruses that spread disease in real-time, helping to guard against cross-infection between children, staff, and parents.
Stay one step ahead with premium indoor air safety
With increasing indoor air regulations and public concern, huge demand is being placed on schools & educational insitutions to carefully treat the indoor air. We Share Clean Air, powered by VIRUSKILLER™, champions a business’s commitment to the highest standards of indoor air quality.
Clean air for bright young minds
VIRUSKILLER™ is more than just an air purifier. It provides schools with the same kind of premium clean air solutions used in critical spaces around the world by bringing the physical and mental benefits that breathing clean air affords to both learners and staff.
All-day protection for teachers and learners
Radic8 is the only clean air technology selected to be added to the Mayor of London’s toolkit for improving air quality in schools10. From classrooms to staffrooms, VIRUSKILLER™ provides indoor air safety to schools with simple, easy-to-use devices.
More than just air purifiers
VIRUSKILLER™ units are standalone, plug-and-play devices perfectly suited to rooms of various sizes and indoor air quality concerns. Get premium indoor air safety technology that filters, neutralises, and decontaminates indoor air, as used in critical care spaces around the world. Click HERE for more information
Philips Disinfection Chambers
The Disinfection Chambers are ideal for the instant disinfection of objects and shared devices. The UVC chambers inactivate the 99.99% of viruses in a matter of minutes and therefore help to reduce the spread of Covid-19. Click HERE for more information.
Viractiv Shield
The Virustatic Shield, reusable face covering with its unique Viruferrin™ coating gives antiviral protection for you and your family. The easy-to-wear face covering helps prevent infection. It’s light and breathable, with proven stopping power, blocks, captures and disables up to 99.99% of viruses, including SARS-CoV-2, the virus which causes COVID-19. Click HERE for more informaiton
We Share Clean Air
"Welcome to the family"
We’re spending more time inside, but instead of being safe from pollutants, we’re more exposed than ever. Indoor air is on average two to five times more polluted than the air outside11 — yet despite greater awareness of airborne diseases, we continue to share the same contaminated air.
Embrace clean air technology and bring fresh air back inside and join the community that is committed to turning the tables on poor indoor air.
References & Footnotes
- CDC. “Asthma Stats.” https://www.cdc.gov/asthma/asthma_stats/AstStatChild_Missed_School_Days.pdf
- CDC. “Asthma-related Missed School Days among Children aged 5–17 Years” https://www.cdc.gov/asthma/asthma_stats/missing_days.htm
- Csobod, E. et al. ”SINPHONIE – Schools Indoor Pollution and Health Observatory Network in Europe – Final Report”, European Union, 2014. https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/bitstream/JRC91160/lbna26738enn.pdf
- Chen, L. et al. “Elementary school absenteeism and air pollution”. Environmental Research, vol.12, 2000:997-1016
- Van Roosbroeck S, Jacobs J, Janssen NAH, Oldenwening M, Hoek G, Brunekreef B: Long-term personal exposure to PM2.5, soot and NOx in children attending schools located near busy roads, a validation study. Atmos Environ. 2007, 41: 3381-3394.https://www.researchgate.net/publication/222522593_Long-term_personal_exposure_to_PM25_soot_and_NOx_in_children_attending_schools_located_near_busy_roads_a_validation_study
- “Children spend at least a third of their time inside school buildings, that is, approximately seven or more hours a day in school” – Almeida et al.: ‘Children exposure to air particulate matter in indoor of Lisbon primary schools’, Atmospheric Environment, vol. 45, 2010, 40, 7594–7599
- Do Carmo Freitas, M. et al.: “Indoor Air Quality in Primary Schools”. Int. J. Environment and Pollution, vol. 50, 2012, 1/2/3/4, 396-410
- Mendell, M.; Heath, G: “‘Do indoor pollutants and thermal conditions in schools influence student performance? A critical review of the literature”, Indoor Air, vol. 15, 2005, 1, 27–52.
- Fisk, WJ. “The ventilation problem in schools: literature review”. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Indoor Air Journal vol. 27, 2017, 6: 1039-1051
- London Assembly. “The Mayor’s school air quality audit programme.” https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/environment/pollution-and-air-quality/mayors-school-air-quality-audit-programme
- United States Environmental Protection Agency. “Introduction to Indoor Air Quality”. EPA https://www.epa.gov/indoor-air-quality-iaq/introduction-indoor-air-quality
