Case studies
Case study
In partnership with HP and Intel, 60 Year 8 and 9 students took part in a dedicated, fully funded experience day at Brands Hatch. As part of HP’s ongoing community outreach programme, the initiative provides sponsored secondary schools with transport, organisation, and a full day of hands-on learning with the MB Motorsport team.
In this case, the school selected a mix of gifted and talented students and lower aspiration students, with the goal of building confidence and showcasing a range of career opportunities beyond motorsport.
The event was a resounding success, receiving overwhelmingly positive feedback from students, teachers, and organisers alike.
What impressed me most was their attitude throughout. The students were engaged, excited, and extremely well-behaved. A real credit to the school."
Ben Gowland, Head of Education at HP
Our national partnership with the Digital Poverty Alliance is integrating RM’s one-to-one devices into the DPA’s Tech4Learning scheme, providing schools with a sustainable, long-term solution to bridge the digital divide and improve educational outcomes. The Tech4Learning scheme provides a transparent donation management portal that allows schools and parents to fund one-to-one device programmes equitably. By joining forces with RM Technology, schools can now access a comprehensive package of high-performance devices, insurance, and warranty, designed specifically for the rigours of student life.
At RM, we understand that technology should enrich the lives of learners and improve outcomes. 2026 is our ‘Year of Brilliant Learning’ and this partnership is a cornerstone of that vision. By integrating the Tech4Learning portal with proven initiatives like HP Brighter Futures and Lenovo ConnectEd, we aren’t just providing hardware; we’re delivering classroom confidence and sustainable financial models. This ensures every student has a consistent, reliable device to support their journey from the classroom to the home."
Max Feneck, RM’s Go-To-Market Director
