Major Air Pollutants
Students tend to spend more time in educational institutes than at home. The air pollutants listed below may be found in such places, and each of them can lower the productivity of both students and staff.
PM2.5
Small dust particles that are breathed in and are able to enter the bloodstream.
CO2
CO2 levels may at times go above the desired CO2 limits, most of all in schools and colleges.
TVOC
Potential sources include items like glue, markers and aerosol sprays.
Ozone
Ozone can affect lung health, most of all in students' developing lungs.
PM2.5
Chalk dust, outdoor PM that enters from windows
CO2
Respiration
Ozone
Outdoor O3 from windows, plus printers and photocopiers
TVOCs
Carpets, furniture, and craft supplies (markers, glue, paints, etc.)
Who are at Risk?
Air pollution in schools or institutes puts each group of people at some level of risk, yet certain groups feel its effects far more than healthy adults do.
Respiratory Illness
For students and staff with respiratory illness, the lungs and airways are already weaker.
Teachers
The side effects include a drop in productivity, more days off work and a poorer focus.
Sensitive Groups
Older teachers, pregnant women and others in such groups are more prone to respiratory illnesses.
Students
Their growing tissue and cells may be affected when they are exposed to unhealthy air.
Air quality Solutions For Schools
Prana Air delivers air quality monitoring together with fresh air solutions, so you will know the quality of air your students and staff breathe and can make your premises a pollution-free zone.
Data Freemium Services
Through our customised dashboard, the data can be shown or analysed on LCD screens or the app, and a QR code scan gives the AQI of your location.
TV Dashboard App
Customised App for Schools
QR Code Scan
The Effects of Air Pollution - On Students
Poor air quality is closely associated with a sharp decline in students' overall performance. A UNICEF study report cited a four-point drop in IQ by the age of 5 within a sample of children who had been exposed to toxic air pollution.
Students With Clean Air
- Better at arithmetic and working out sums
- Pupil absence declined by 10-20%
- Memory, attention and IQ skills improved
Students Without Clean Air
- An increase in absence rates is recorded
- Lower levels of IQ among students
- Harder to focus and pay attention
Effect of Clean Air on the General IQ of Students
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