Major Air Pollutants
Students spend more of their day in school than they do at home, so here are some of the air pollutants that may be present in schools and colleges. Each one can hold back the productivity of students and staff.
PM2.5
Tiny dust particles that you inhale, which can then pass into the bloodstream.
CO2
CO2 levels can rise above the desired CO2 limits at times, above all in schools and colleges.
TVOC
Glue, markers and aerosol sprays are a few of the potential sources.
Ozone
Ozone can be especially harmful to the developing lungs of students.
PM2.5
Chalk dust and outdoor PM coming in from windows
CO2
Respiration
Ozone
Outdoor O3 that comes in from windows; printers and copiers
TVOCs
Carpets, furniture, and craft items like markers, glue, paints and so on
Who are at Risk?
Everyone who breathes polluted air in a school or institute is at some risk, but certain groups are affected far more severely than healthy adults are.
Respiratory Illness
Students and staff who already have a respiratory illness start with weaker lungs and airways.
Teachers
Lower productivity, more days absent and weaker concentration are some of the side effects.
Sensitive Groups
Older teachers, pregnant women and similar groups have a higher chance of respiratory illness.
Student
Exposure to unhealthy air can hamper the growing tissue and cells of students.
Air quality Solutions For Schools
Prana Air offers air quality monitoring and fresh air solutions for schools. With them you can discover the quality of air your students and staff breathe, and turn your campus into an air pollution-free zone.
Data Freemium Services
You can view or analyze the data on LCD screens or in the app with our customized dashboard, and scan the QR code to see the AQI of the area you are in.
TV Dashboard App
Customized App for Schools
QR Code Scan
The Effects of Air Pollution - On Students
Students who are exposed to poor-quality air often show a sharp decline in their overall performance. In a UNICEF study report, a sample of children exposed to toxic air pollution recorded a four-point drop in IQ by the age of 5.
Students With Clean Air
- Improved arithmetic and calculation skills
- Pupil absence dropped by 10-20%
- Improved memory, attention, and IQ skills
Students Without Clean Air
- A clear rise in the absence rate is seen
- Lower IQ levels seen among students
- Weaker attention and concentration
What Clean Air Does for Students' General IQ
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