Computer Technologies for Schools Project 

The Computer Technologies for Schools Project provides surplus Australian Government ICT equipment to schools across Australia to enable students and teachers to better understand new technologies.

Who is eligible?

Schools across Australia, including state, independent and catholic schools.

(This program is not suited to individuals seeking a refurbished computer).

What can I receive through the program?

Standard recycled computers and printers. 

What will it cost me?

A small fee of around $50 to $200 per computer.

How do I apply?

Schools who wish to receive computers under the Computer Technologies for Schools Project must contact their State or Territory contact officer.

The contact officer for South Australia is:
David Staunton
Manager, Computer Recycling Scheme, Department of Education and Children's Services, South Australia
Ph: 08 8226 3301
E: spscrs@senet.com.au
The Computer Technologies for Schools Project Steering Committees in each State and Territory will assess the applications and forward them on to the National Project Manager to organise distribution of equipment.
For further information please refer to the Computer Technologies for Schools Project Website

What waiting time should I expect?

The waiting time for a PC is currently around two weeks.

Is training and support available?

No.

How do I donate Hardware?

The Computer Technologies for Schools Project accepts donated computers from Australian Government agencies and organisations within the private sector.  If you would like to donate to the program please contact the National Project Manager:

Mark Edser
National Project Manager
Computer Technologies for Schools Project
PO Box 351
Adamstown
NSW 2289
Telephone: 0428 250 392
Email: ctfs@edna.edu.au