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Tuesday, September 09, 2008
School strides into digital age - Jack Davidson, Ledbury Reporter
Learning in Bromyard took a huge step forward when Queen Elizabeth Humanities College became the only school in Herefordshire to offer education at the click of a button. Pupils will now be able to access their digital school work from home, or even their mobile phones, by logging onto a newly-created school network. Kevin Webb, head of Information and Communications Technology at the QE, said, “There is one other high school to offer these services to staff, but we’re the only one to allow pupils to have it as well. “When you have that kind of access, it really opens up the imagination as to what you can achieve.”
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