Every room, one feed
A single camera and microphone stream live into every space where an audience actually is — no one left watching a silent screen because a big crowd spilled into a second room.
Events & Broadcasting for Schools
Every concert, ceremony and excursion — live, wherever your families are.
The same live-broadcast technology already running school concerts and virtual excursions across the Squirrel Wisdom family — multi-room streaming, remote and VR attendance, and a direct line to parents through the messenger they already use.
- One feed, every room, live
- Remote and VR seats included
- Delivered straight to parents' chats
Not just a video call
Built for a real, live audience.
This isn't a conferencing app bolted onto a school event — it's the broadcast infrastructure already carrying real concerts and excursions, extended to reach an audience larger and more scattered than one room can hold.
An always-open remote seat
A standing broadcast room carries the same event to anyone attending from outside the building — a parent at work, a grandparent overseas, a whole other campus.
VR excursions, not just video
Real-world locations can be turned into an explorable 360° panorama — a genuine virtual field trip, not a slideshow, for the places a bus can't easily reach.
Straight into the school chat
The same live stream can appear as a live call inside the school's own messenger groups — parents get it exactly where they already talk to the school.
One broadcast, two audiences
For the whole school, and for one family at a time.
For students: assemblies, guest speakers, inter-school events and virtual excursions — a shared moment every classroom or device can join at once, whether the presenter is down the hall or on the other side of a screen.
For families: concerts, recitals, sports days, graduation — a parent who can't be in the room still watches it live, the moment it happens, without asking the school for a recording afterward.
How an event actually goes live
Set up per event, gone when it ends.
Nothing broadcasts by default and nothing lingers afterward — every event is a deliberate, temporary choice.
One operator, one setup
A single camera-and-microphone station at the event is all it takes — no separate crew or equipment per room.
Rooms join as they fill
The feed follows the actual audience — as a space fills up, it's added; once it empties, it's dropped, automatically.
Messenger delivery, toggled on purpose
Sending the feed into parents' chat groups is a deliberate switch for that event — never a standing subscription no one remembers agreeing to.
Ends when the event ends
Stopping the broadcast releases every room and every camera/microphone immediately — nothing keeps recording in the background.
Ready to put your next event on air?
Let's talk about which concerts, ceremonies and excursions your school wants to open up to everyone who couldn't be in the room.