Successful Implementation of Induction Loop System at Beatty Secondary School (L2 Multipurpose Hall)

We are proud to share the successful implementation of an Induction Loop System at the Beatty Secondary School, located within the Level 2 Multipurpose Hall (MPH)—a meaningful milestone that reflects both professional achievement and personal significance.

A Project Close to the Heart

This project holds special value to us, as our founder is an alumnus of Beatty Secondary School. Being able to give back to a school that shaped his early journey makes this installation particularly meaningful.

Beatty Secondary School is also a designated mainstream school that supports students with hearing loss, reinforcing the importance of implementing reliable and high-quality Hearing Enhancement Systems (HES) to ensure inclusive learning environments.

Strong Advocacy for Accessibility

The successful adoption of the induction loop system would not have been possible without the strong support and persistence of the school’s Principal, who worked tirelessly to advocate for this system with the Ministry of Education (MOE).

Her commitment to inclusivity and equal access played a crucial role in bringing this project to fruition, ensuring that students with hearing loss are provided with the necessary support to fully participate in school activities.

Overcoming Installation Challenges

One of the key challenges during the project was the coordination with the wooden flooring contractor.

As the induction loop cable needed to be installed beneath the finished floor, it was critical to:

Align our loop layout with the flooring installation plan
Avoid clashes with fixing points and structural elements
Ensure that the integrity of both the loop system and flooring installation was maintained

Through close collaboration and careful planning, we successfully integrated the loop system without disrupting the flooring works.

Extensive Coverage for Maximum Accessibility

The induction loop installed covers approximately three-quarters of the entire Multipurpose Hall.

This wide coverage ensures that:

Students with hearing loss are not restricted to specific seating areas
They can sit freely within the hall
They continue to receive clear and intelligible audio directly through their hearing aids or cochlear implants

This design approach aligns with best practices and standards, delivering a seamless and inclusive listening experiencefor all users.

Compliance, Commissioning & Verification

The system was fully commissioned in accordance with IEC 60118-4, ensuring that the magnetic field strength, uniformity, and audio quality meet international performance requirements for induction loop systems.

Upon completion, the system performance was tested, verified, and demonstrated on-site in the presence of the school’s:

Principal
Vice Principal
Operational Manager

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All stakeholders were able to experience the system firsthand and confirmed that the installation meets the required standards and delivers a clear and reliable listening experience.

Enhancing Inclusive Education

With the successful implementation of the induction loop system, Beatty Secondary School’s Multipurpose Hall is now equipped to support:

Assemblies
Performances
School events

—all while ensuring that students with hearing loss can fully engage and participate alongside their peers.

A Meaningful Milestone

This project is more than just a technical installation—it represents a shared commitment between the school, its leadership, and our team to foster inclusivity, accessibility, and equal opportunity in education.

We are honoured to have contributed to this initiative and look forward to supporting more institutions in creating environments where no student is left behind.