Education Sector

Free IT Recycling & Data Destruction for Educational Institutions
Across the UK’s 25,000+ educational establishments, IT systems hold vast amounts of confidential data. While often overlooked, data protection responsibilities extend beyond usage and storage to include secure destruction.

Despite schools and colleges facing less regulatory enforcement than some sectors, compliance with the Data Protection Act, WEEE Regulations, and the Environmental Protection Act remains mandatory. Educational institutions must meet these standards to uphold their reputation and avoid legal risks.

Revive IT supports schools, colleges, and universities by offering free computer recycling and data destruction during IT upgrades or disposals—ensuring full compliance, security, and environmental responsibility.

Trusted IT Disposal & Data Destruction for the Education Sector
Revive IT provides secure, fully compliant IT recycling and data destruction services to schools, colleges, and universities across the UK.

  • Optional pre-assessment audits and site visits available.

  • Trusted by public sector bodies supporting hundreds of schools nationwide—references available.

  • Flexible service agreements: one-off or contracted, depending on your needs.

  • The UK’s most accredited IT disposal provider (ISO 9001, 14001, 27001, BS 7858, BS EN 15713, CHAS, BSIA, and more).

  • Security-trained logistics team, operating UK-wide from Penzance to Aberdeen.

  • Full item tracking and documentation via a secure online portal.

  • Onsite and offsite data destruction options for complete peace of mind.

  • Our trained staff can handle all decommissioning and hardware disconnection onsite.

  • Transparent, open-door policy—clients are welcome to tour our facility.

  • Ethical and socially responsible employer, offering full-time, fairly paid roles.

  • High client retention driven by service quality, transparency, and responsiveness.

  • Hardware donation options available to charities in your organisation’s name.

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