Auchmuty High School

Designed by Fife Council Property Services, the new

building constructed at Auchmuty High School in

Glenrothes, Scotland, sees the new development replace

the old high school with better learning facilities and

advanced learning equipment.

Allgood provided Fife Council with a complete access

control and ironmongery solution, which makes the majority

of the school keyless.

Allgood Trio created an advanced access control package,

containing proximity readers and access control handle

sets, that provide traceable audit throughout the building

and in addition to the ability to control access to various

areas. The package also included software which allows

the deletion of a card if it is lost or stolen, providing a better

alternative to the expensive process of replacing lost keys.

Allgood Trio also supplied and installed the automatic door

set solution, which satisfied Fife Council’s requirement for

the doors to automatically drive open and remain open in

the event of the fire alarm being activated, providing smoke

ventilation through the main central core area of the school.

The solution also allowed staff to control the main entrance

doors and pupil entrances during specific times. (i.e.

granting pupils access during school; start, finish and break

times and being locked outside these time periods).

The whole package provided by Allgood Trio was delivered

on time and within the clients budget, including the

installation of both access control and automatic doorsets

by Allgood Trio engineers.