
Number plate recognition
Automatic number plate recognition can be used on almost any site. Every car is logged and stored by number plate in a database.
CCTV for schools
Would your school like to spot and find incidents faster? School CCTV helps you do that.
RRB Security advises on, implements and maintains security systems for school groups. With user-friendly software, school management can quickly find the right footage.
Security specialist since 1995

31years of experience
Education
CCTV has become a fixture in public spaces. Secondary schools, vocational colleges (ROCs), universities of applied sciences and universities often have many cameras too.
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For Koraal Groep, we implemented CCTV system solutions that match their vision. Visible security cameras monitor parts of the school and its surroundings.
A high-end DVR solution was used for this. It lets school management view the footage on a secure network when incidents occur. The CCTV acts as an extension of their toolkit for tackling incidents quickly.


RRB Security provides different kinds of security technology. The services below are an excellent addition to camera security for schools. Read more about CCTV for childcare.
All our solutions can be combined in a single software package. That way, you only have one environment to check in the event of emergencies or alerts.
In short, we take care of all the security technology your organisation needs.
Do you have questions about integrating different security systems? We will visit you free of charge to give you implementation advice.
Does your organisation have several schools spread across the country? No problem. Our clients are spread throughout the Netherlands.

We are happy to discuss our references with you in person. Do you have questions or would you like to make an appointment with our adviser? Fill in our contact form, with no obligation.

More than just recording
Put camera footage straight to work in your daily processes and security organisation.

Automatic number plate recognition can be used on almost any site. Every car is logged and stored by number plate in a database.

Link your time and attendance or access control system to your security cameras. Every time a tag or card is presented, it is linked directly to the camera footage.
This protocol sets out agreements on the use of the installed security cameras, viewing footage and storing the recordings. By installing cameras, we aim to serve and protect the interests and property of the school, its pupils and its staff.
The security cameras are mounted visibly. There are no hidden (covert) security cameras in or around the school.
All school entrances have a clear sticker stating that CCTV is in operation 24/7 (in line with the GDPR, AVG in Dutch).
- Support in detecting criminal offences and incidents
- Preventing unwanted behaviour
- Protecting property
- Contributing positively to a sense of safety
- Monitoring access and damage caused by vandalism and theft
- Recognising or identifying people during incidents
Staff, parents and pupils are informed that CCTV is in operation across the entire school grounds. This is also stated at the school entrance, again with stickers saying that the security cameras record 24/7, 7 days a week.
The footage is kept for a maximum of 4 weeks (guideline of the Dutch Data Protection Authority). It is overwritten automatically (first in, first out). If an incident has occurred in the past 28 days, the footage of it is kept for no longer than 4 weeks.
Footage used for a police report and/or police investigation is destroyed after consultation with the police and/or once such an investigation has been completed. The retention period of 4 weeks does not apply in this case.
Permission to view the stored security camera footage can only be given by a member of the school management. Staff with this permission are the school management and the safety coordinator. Footage may be viewed by those with a legitimate interest.
Those with a legitimate interest include victims of a crime, violence, theft and the like. If the person concerned may view the footage, this only covers footage of that person themselves, to support the evidence for a police report.
If a pupil is identified as the offender, school management informs the pupil's parent(s). School management reserves the right to view the footage within the retention period (4 weeks). If necessary, the footage is shared with the police after a report has been filed. The pupil's parents are also informed of this.
When a third party requests to view the stored footage, we consider whether access is necessary. When the police or judicial authorities demand the footage, it will always be provided.
Staff of the IT department and an external party (RRB Security) maintain and manage the CCTV system. Neither party is entitled to view the stored footage without permission from the school management.
If a member of staff, parent, pupil or third party has a complaint about the CCTV, it must be submitted to the school board to be dealt with.
If a situation arises that is not covered by the protocol above, school management decides on it. If there is an urgent reason to deviate from the CCTV protocol, the chair of the school is informed immediately.
Frequently asked questions
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RRB Security specialises in tailor-made CCTV system solutions. We deliver solutions designed specifically for school communities.
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