Lynda Chandler, a lifelong artist, said when her mother died from breast cancer, she was so devastated she thought she might never pick up a pencil to draw again.
SUPERMARKET giant Asda has given a helping hand to help Nunnery Wood students struggling to access technology with a surprise delivery of 10 Dell laptops. Asda’s Worcester community champion Lynda Chandler arranged the delivery as part of the supermarket’s initiative to provide over 7,000 laptops to schools across the UK to help tackle digital exclusion. Whilst children are now returning to the classrooms, there is still a need for technology to support education activities inside the classroom, homework tasks, learning during the school holidays and to help schools future proof their home learning capabilities. Each laptop comes with a tech bundle that includes a headset and a mobile internet dongle with data allowance of 20gb from Asda’s network partner Vodafone.