With social distancing between staff and children in place in classrooms, the school has said it's tricky to see and respond to the children's work in the moment. The school would like visualisers to:

• carry out live demonstrations without the need for children to crowd around a table
• look at children's work as a class to support editing and provide feedback that can no longer be done in close proximity
• show work/objects/artefacts that would usually be passed around the class
• magnify worksheets etc so that they can be seen from the back of the classroom
• connect classrooms for assemblies.

The Parents and Friends of Heber School is working with the school to put a visualiser in every classroom. We're asking for your generous support to help make this happen as soon as possible, so that all of the children and staff at Heber can benefit right from the start. 

All proceeds will be used to fund a total of 18 visualisers at a cost of £50 each; any surplus will go towards the P&F's campaign to improve IT facilities at the school.