A primary school in East Challow has been kitted out with new tech after a donation of more than £12,000.
St Nicholas Primary School received £12,114, which funded 36 iPads and a new electronic signing in system.
The donation came from the Ray Collins Charitable Trust and the Ruby & Will George Trust.
The school has bought 36 iPads (Image: Ray Collins Charitable Trust)
Trustee Ray Collins from the Ray Collins Charitable Trust and Charlie Ellis from the Ruby & Will George Trust visited the school.
The iPads, monitored remotely to ensure strictly academic use, will aid students' studies, especially reading.
The funds also covered a security trolley for storing these devices.
The rest was invested in installing an electronic signing in system at the front desk.
The school also bought a new signing in system (Image: Ray Collins Charitable Trust)
Pupils Sophie, Ethan, Grace, and Oscar joined headteacher Michelle Rooke, Mr Collins, and Mr Ellis for a commemorative photo, describing the iPads as amazing.
The donation will help to improve learning at St Nicholas, a school with a high level of students requiring a range of support.
Mr Collins established his charity to make a difference to people's lives, both young and old.
He said: "A massive thank you to Charlie and all at the Ruby & Will George Trust for working with us once again and helping us carry on making a real difference in our community."
People who wish to support the initiatives of the Ray Collins Charitable Trust can visit their website.
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