Give every classroom the internet, without the generator bill.
The problem
A school without reliable internet cannot reach the curriculum online, download revision material, or give teachers any training. Where there is no grid, a generator eats the budget and still goes quiet when the fuel runs out.
What changes
Satellite broadband sized for the campus, solar and batteries so it stays on through outages, and Wi-Fi in the classrooms, staff room and office. If the school wants to, it can share the connection with the village on its own terms through a voucher hotspot — and parents can pay school fees through SkulFi on the same rails.
What you get
- Broadband for the whole campus — fixed satellite internet sized for the number of classrooms
- Power that stays on — solar and batteries, no fuel to buy
- Wi-Fi where teaching happens — classrooms, staff room and admin
- A hotspot the school controls — optional community access on vouchers, with allowances the school sets
- Fees paid and recorded — SkulFi takes school fees through BSP Pay with a receipt for every payment
- Done properly — monitoring, support, and commissioning to the National Energy Act by a licensed electrician
Pricing
Every campus is different, so schools are quoted individually. Tell us the school, the number of classrooms and what power you have today.
Common questions
Can students use it for free?
That is the school's decision. Campus Wi-Fi for teaching is normally open; the community hotspot uses vouchers so the link stays affordable and is not swamped.
Does it need mains power?
No. The solar and battery system is sized for the campus, so the school stays online during outages.
Can parents pay fees through it?
Yes. SkulFi records and takes school-fee payments through BSP Pay, with a receipt for every payment.
Can a whole district be done?
Yes — that is exactly what our Connect Our Schools proposal covers. Education boards and provincial governments should talk to us directly.
Three New Ireland secondary schools proposed
In May 2026 we proposed broadband, 5 kW of solar, campus Wi-Fi and a community hotspot for Mongop, Manggai and Utu secondary schools in Kavieng District under NICTA's Connect Our Schools programme. It is awaiting NICTA's decision.
Ready to connect your school?
Tell us the school and where it is. We reply on WhatsApp and scope the campus with you.