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School Network Upgrade Project

The School Network Upgrade Project (SNUP) subsidises and manages upgrades of data and electrical cabling for state and state-integrated schools. By the end of 2011 more than a third of schools will have been upgraded as a result of SNUP.

This section provides an overview of the project, including information on which schools have been upgraded so far. It also provides detail on what SNUP covers, the current criteria for selection and how to register your interest.

There is also information for schools that wish to undertake network upgrades independently of SNUP.

In this section

Overview of the School Network Upgrade Project
The School Network Upgrade Project offers subsidised upgrades of data and electrical cabling to state and state-integrated schools. So far more than 700 state and state integrated schools have had their networks upgraded with more in progress.
Participating in the School Network Upgrade Project
Information for schools who have been invited to upgrade under SNUP. Step-by-step guides have been provided, for both state and state-integrated schools.
Upgrading networks independently of the School Network Upgrade Project
If your school has not been invited to participate in SNUP at this stage, but you still want to proceed with a network upgrade, this section contains advice on infrastructure standards, details of preferred suppliers and installers.

Content last updated: 2 February 2012

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