Bishop praises free computer scheme in Leatherhead
There are 450,000 children nationwide currently without access to a computer at home
A food bank has donated its first computers and tablets to schools in Leatherhead, Surrey.
Both Therfield School and Trinity School received their first laptops and tablets as part of Epsom and Ewell Foodbank's digital inclusion project.
It reports that currently there are 450,000 children nationwide without access to a computer at home
The project also had support from the Bishop of Dorking, Dr Jo Wells.
To donate a working laptop or tablet, email foodbank@generation.org.uk or call 0208 786 8221.
