The initiative will provide nearly 900 iPads for Year 1 and 2 classes across the State.

School principal Leonie Clelland said she was thrilled the school was announced as a recipient of the iPads.

“It is a real coup for the school and we are extremely excited to be a part of the program, ” she said.

“We will receive 48 iPads for the students and all the Year 1 and 2 teachers will also get one when they arrive in mid-February. We will also receive funding for additional teacher learning so they are able to assist the children with their learning.”