Laptops4HomeLearning - Part 1
Head Girl, Eleri, and Head Boy, Rhys, receive two Chromebooks at The John Frost School
Thumbs Up from Year 13 students! Iwan Hooper receives a laptop from Newport Uskmouth Rotary President, Keith Mint
Laptops 4 Home Learning Project
The first laptops have been presented to senior pupils, who represent the student body. The laptops will later be allocated to pupils by senior managers.
The John Frost School
Head Girl, Eleri, and Head Boy, Rhys, receive two Chromebooks at The John Frost School
Llanwern High School
Thumbs Up from Year 13 students! Iwan Hooper receives a laptop from Newport Uskmouth Rotary President, Keith Minton. Deputy headteacher, Sian Smith, said “The provision of these laptops will be of great use to the students who need them most.”
Llysweri High School
Lana Dowler, Scott Jones and Dayle Davies hold the laptops, watched by headteacher, Neil Davies. Allison Harries, assistant headteacher, thanked the Rotary Club for all they are doing to help learners.
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'What We Do' Main Pages:
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Maes Ebbw is a school in Maesglas Newport especially for those children who through mental emotional and/ or physical disability are unable to attend mainstream schools. The children’s and the school’s needs were visible.
moreProgress update on the laptops project.
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Every year, in partnership with YMCA Fairthorne Manor, we hold a festival as part of the process of recognising, informing and consulting with young carers in order to better meet the needs of them and their families.
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Newport Uskmouth Rotary’s Laptops 4 Home Learning Project aims to upgrade used computers to benefit students at home. The first tranche of refurbished laptops has already been issued to Newport Secondary Schools but the project is at an early stage.
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