CHILDREN at Waterloo Road pre-school in Wellington have the chance to get to grips with the latest IT equipment thanks to funding from the town council and local businessman Joe Conway.
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Wellington railway station housing development could see more homes addedThe council awarded £250 for the much-needed upgraded equipment and Mr Conway of Conway Cladding provided additional funds.
Manager Bea Osbon said: “It is vital the children are taught from an early age how to use technology safely and at an age-appropriate level.
“This is only a small part of the Early Years curriculum but one that nevertheless needs to be covered by the pre-school in a creative and fun way.”
The charity pre-school is a not-for-profit organisation and all money made is fed directly back into the pre-school for the benefit of the children.
In the picture (from left) are Tracey Rowland, Bea and Joe with children holding a cheque for £750 from Conway Cladding.

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