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Can Sky tv be shown in school via tv or the sky player website? Or do you need a public license like pubs etc require?

Guessing need the public license but cant find anything on sky's website that says.

 

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With the sky player I mean if for example I own Sky at home and have access to the sky player website am I allowed to use this in school for students to view?

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You could show Freesat (depending what you want to watch). You just need to make sure the school have a TV license. The same with Freeview too.
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Depends what your after really, full HD content from the History / Discovery channel etc, plus we had a 3D projector installed into our lecture theatre and Sky 3D comes with the package but not much content suitable in 3D yet but I am sure it will grow other than the occasional wild life documentary.

 

We also utilise the BBC News / Sky News streams on our display screens around the school and utilise the Sky+ to record as and when required.

 

For the £140 a year we feel we get enough use from it as it would have cost us around that figure to repair our old analogue TV aerial.

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With the Sky+ is it easy enough to get the videos off the box?

 

Also easy is it to get a stream off the device? or do you just get given a normal Sky+ box?

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