Zeeko, an Irish education technology company, today announced the launch of its new mobile phone signal blocking pouches aimed at secondary schools in Ireland.
The Zeeko Phone Blocking System is unique in combining patent-pending, fire-resistant, waterproof and durable phone pouches with complete signal-blocking technology along with the Zeeko Safe Lock System, which eliminates sharp pin puncture risks. Supported by Zeeko Done4U, schools receive tailored training, surveys, and policy guidance delivered by experienced internet safety presenters.
Joe Kenny, CEO, Zeeko, said, “With a proven track record in working with schools across Ireland to deliver internet safety training, Zeeko is now delighted to launch our novel mobile phone signal blocking pouches for secondary schools across Ireland. Our certified fire-resistant pouches, which are fully signal blocking, combined with the Zeeko Safe Lock System and with the support of our Zeeko Done4U training service, will enable schools to create focused, safe, and phone-free learning environments while empowering students to focus, connect, and thrive.”
He added, “Zeeko is delighted to have been selected as one of the preferred suppliers of mobile phone signal blocking pouches to secondary schools across Ireland by the Department of Education and Youth. With our patent-pending Zeeko Phone Blocking System, we’ve built a solution that goes further than just a phone pouch.”
Since 2015 Zeeko a NovaUCD client company, and with support from Enterprise Ireland, has developed and delivered cutting-edge programmes and tools to promote digital safety, wellbeing, and independent thinking with a focus on creating a world where young people can safely benefit from the internet and technology.
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