With a little help - pupils at Home Farm Primary School, Lexden, show off their personal digital assistants. Picture: SEANA HUGHES (52293-a)
Every child has an assistant in the classroom at one primary school.
Year 5 pupils at Home Farm Primary School, in Shelley Road, Colchester, have been given a personal digital assistant (PDA) to help them in their learning.
Pupils showed off their work at Be Very Afraid III, an exhibition in London showing how cutting-edge technology is used in schools, organised by technology expert Professor Stephen Heppell.
Headteacher Mo Oliver said the pupils had been "very impressive".
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