Safeguarding With Window Graphics

Every primary school and nursery has the same safeguarding pressure in 2025: protect pupils while keeping classrooms bright and welcoming.

One of the fastest, cheapest ways to do both is one way vision window graphics (also called perforated window film).

Here’s exactly how they work and why hundreds of UK schools are choosing them over blinds or frosted film.

Before and after safeguarding window graphics installed at Barcroft Academy – one-way vision for schools by Project School.

  1. Complete privacy from outside, full light and view from inside

    Outsiders see your design or branding. Staff and pupils see out clearly. No dark rooms, no broken blinds.

  2. Instant fix for high risk windows

    Most commonly used on:

    • Reception entrances

    • Ground-floor classrooms facing roads or paths

    • Nursery and EYFS areas

    • Internal glass corridors

  3. Real example — Barcroft Primary, Walsall

    62 m² of windows facing a busy road. Before: clear view straight into classrooms. After one day of installation: zero visibility from outside, brighter rooms.

  4. No structural work needed

    • Installed externally in one day

    • No scaffolding, no holidays required

    • Works with or without existing blinds

  5. Doubles as branding and curriculum display

    Schools choose:

    • Reading corners with book characters

    • Maths windows with number patterns

    • School values and mottos

    • Welcome displays for reception

  6. Cheaper and longer-lasting than traditional options

    Every project is priced clearly and fixed after your free mock up no surprises, no hidden costs.

Want to see what yours would look like?

Send us:

  • A couple of photos of the windows

  • Rough sizes (e.g. 6 m × 2 m)

  • Any theme or colours you like

We’ll create a free mock-up and a fixed quote with no obligation.

 
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