Devices
Bridge the Divide
"Bridge the Divide" was a huge national procurement with the goal of improving access to devices and technology for children, including those disadvantaged. By procuring at a massive scale, LGfL saved schools millions of pounds.
Charging Trolleys
LockNCharge Joey 30
Buy from £929.99 +VAT
Holds 30 Chromebooks or Winbooks
6 Large Baskets
4x5" Wheels
Padlock and Keys
3m Power Cable
ECO Safe Charge Remote
30 velcro cable ties
Numbered Stickers
Product registration tag
Currently in stock
Mobile Data Connectivity for Your Devices
MiFi hotspots / 4G dongles are available to purchase alongside the 4G sim service, these will help keep all your #BridgeTheDivide devices connected anywhere - other existing compatible equipment is also suitable.
Why you don't need to tender with LGfL
LGfL is a Central Procurement Body (CPB) and has already procured the goods and services on behalf of the thousands of customers it serves across the UK. This means that your school, MAT or other public body (e.g. a Local Authority) can directly award to LGfL and be procurement compliant. This can save your school or MAT a lot of time, money, and effort. More information about LGfL's special procurement status is set out in our Procurement Guide.
How schools & children are benefitting from great value devices!
John Jackson, LGfL CEO explains the huge impact the Bridge the Divide initiative has had and how it has benefitted schools.
At a time when the market is increasing the price of devices, LGfL are dropping the price! Saving schools millions of pounds and increasing access to devices and technology for children, including those disadvantaged.
Frequently Asked Questions
- I have placed an order or received my devices, but I have a problem, who do I contact?
- If I order, how long will it take for delivery?
- Do I need to tender?
- How is #BridgeTheDivide Procurement Compliant?
- Who is this offer open to?
- Is the price tied to a minimum volume and if I buy more is a discount available?
- Are the devices covered by warranty?
- Are the devices covered for accidental damage?
- My school is not currently using Google for Education, can I still purchase Chromebooks?
- Does my school need a G Suite account to manage Chromebooks?
- Do schools need Chrome Device Management Licences?
- Are Chrome Device Management Licences an annual subscription?
- Do the ‘Microsoft’ options require the schools to have a valid ‘Microsoft for Education’ tenancy or a valid ‘Office 365’ domain? If not is it the individual’s responsibility to ‘sign up’ to Microsoft for a personal annual costed account?
- My school is new to Google / O365, how can we find out how other schools are using Google / O365 to advance teaching and learning?
- Can you image/enrol the devices?
- Can I purchase carry cases?
- Can you provide include higher specification laptops?
