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PUPILS at a Henley school have each been given their own laptop to ensure their learning is not disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Every child in years 3 to 6 at St Mary’s School has received a new touchscreen HP Pro computer, which is designed to have an all-day battery life.
The children will be able to keep the laptop until they finish their final year at the independent school in St Andrew’s Road.
The school wanted to provide its pupils with a seamless transition as they have had to return to remote learning during the lockdown.