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Vehicle theft is a growing problem
in the UK and
across Europe, the Scorpion Track 5 product is there
when your vehicle is most vulnerable.
The system is an advanced GPS tracking unit enhanced
with the facility to remotely prevent the vehicle from
being driven but, more importantly, alert the Secure
Operating Centre in the event that the vehicle is taken
following a key theft.
The unit is complemented by two piano-black driver
recognition cards. These are discreet and rechargeable
and should the vehicle be moved without one of these
cards being present, the Scorpion Track 5 unit will
send an alert to
Scorpion’s secure operating centre
who, in turn, will contact you to confirm whether or
not a theft has taken place.
The Scorpion Track 5 is
a sophisticated GPS tracking
system
that has been awarded theThatchamCategory
5 accreditation. And vehicles protected can be viewed
online to see their exact location.
If you would like to find out more,
give us a call
and
we will discuss the options available for your vehicle.
01952 825002
Unit 2 Springfield Industrial Estate, Newport,
Shropshire, TF10 7NB | e: info@hci-s.com
Protect your Car, Bike, Caravan, Tractor or Fleet
with a Tracker from HCI Systems
Green award for Primary School
Reaping the rewards from their efforts,
Church Eaton
School
pupils and supporters were delighted to have
their hard work recognised by being announced as
the winners of the prestigious Green Award from
Stafford Borough Council. The school was announced
as
winners in the Youth and Education category
for
its allotment and conservation area. The presentation
at The Gatehouse Theatre was attended by year 6
pupils and teacher Mrs Bryant where they received a
certificate and a cheque for £100 from the Mayor of
Stafford, Peter Jones.
The awards are given to organizations demonstrating
an active commitment to good environmental
practice and sustainable development. Head teacher
Simon Shaw said ‘This award is in recognition of all
the hard work that has been done. We will use the
money to further enhance the area.’
The school beat dozens of other highly regarded
local schools, testament to how hard the school has
worked to create an outdoor area where children
can learn to grow fruit and vegetables. The produce
is then taken to the school kitchen, where children
learn different ways to use their fresh produce.
The school pupils also enjoy the benefits of learning
about nature and wildlife as the school has a dipping
pond and has recently introduced the children to
chicken-keeping and therefore egg-collecting.
The school was awarded
OFSTED ‘GOOD’ in 2015
.
Pre-reception and Reception places are available at
this nurturing, rural school where pupils thrive in a
caring environment with strong values.
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