Premier Lockers works closely with high schools in every state and territory in New Zealand to make sure their locker needs are met. In fact, we have formed long-lasting relationships with high schools throughout New Zealand, many of which now call us directly whenever they require new lockers. For more high school locker resources visit our education hub.
Our team can ensure that high school students get the right type of high school lockers that they need, while also ensuring that high school administrators and facility managers get a long-lasting product that matches their budget.
Regardless of where your high school is and how many students your school has, high school lockers for your high school students are an essential facility. While primary school students won’t always need school lockers, and middle school students may use lockers at some schools, when students reach high school, lockers are essential.
At Premier Lockers we offer high quality and durable high school lockers in metal, plastic, and laminate with all the functionality high school students require, and in stylish finishes that will appeal to your students.
Providing the right lockers in your high school is important for your students due to the role quality high school lockers play in their education. Providing high school lockers that can house a range of equipment and items encourages students to try extracurricular activities.
High school lockers also help school administrators to monitor and manage the use of mobile phones on school grounds during school hours, while also ensuring that other student valuables are kept safe. At Premier Lockers we have the industry knowledge and experience in the education sector to help you determine the high school lockers that will best serve your school and your students. And not only do we manufacture your new high school lockers, but we also deliver, install and service them.
Premier Lockers has worked with many high schools over the years to supply their new lockers. One such high school is Point Cook P-9 College in Melbourne, whose Principal, Mandy O’Mara, noted that:
“Lockers are almost like a rite of passage for students; it’s that symbolic move from Year 6 to Year 7. The investment in lockers is one thing we’ve done to make them feel more like secondary school kids. And I think it’s absolutely worked. I would recommend Premier Lockers to other schools.”
