All students are required to bring a personal computing device to school each day for use in class to support their learning.
Digital learning device could be either a: Chromebook, MacBook, or a Windows laptop.
Onehunga High School maintains a comprehensive ICT infrastructure, including an extensive school Wi-Fi network. Students have access to specialist computer technology and software in subjects such as Design, Music, and Media Studies, along with access to a number of self-contained computer pods.
The device needs to meet these minimum specifications:
- A physical keyboard
- A screen that is at least 11”
- Battery life that lasts at least 5 hours
- 4GB of memory
- The latest version of Chrome browser
- It able to connect to a wi-fi network
Software:
At school we make use of the Google Education Suite (see below) which is free for students to access. Students are provided with a login and password that allows them to access google docs as well as classroom pages so no extra software is required.
If you have any questions around BYOD, please contact us at school.
Access to the School Wi-Fi Network
Connecting to the school wifi is only possible on a device such as a Chromebook or laptop. There will be no school wifi connectivity for mobile phones.