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Among those to already benefit is Ramonjit Parmar, 11, who has had minimal access to the family computer at home because her sister has priority as an A-level student Mail Force has received another stunning boost of more than £200,000 as the nationwide initiative to deliver laptops to schoolchildren hits top gear. Experian, the consumer credit reporting company, and charity donation website The Big Give have raised the money together. It lifts the running total of donations in cash and compu...

Pupils were delighted to get their hands on new Mail Force laptops after months of sharing tiny mobile phone screens with their siblings. Children who struggled with online learning because of limited resources at home are returning to school today – but they need to catch up on the months of schooling lost during the pandemic. So youngsters were jumping for joy when the Mail Force van made a delivery to the Langley Academy Primary and Langley Academy Secondary schools in Slough, Berkshire. ...

They are piled high and ready to go! This was the magnificent scene yesterday as thousands of Mail Force laptops were made ready for shipping to schools. The 5,000 brand new Chromebooks and other models are by now already on their way to classrooms across the country. Several thousand refurbished laptops donated by large companies will follow on shortly. The lucky recipients will join the likes of Oscar Rowley, nine, one of several pupils at Beamont Primary School in Warrington, Cheshire, who h...

One million thank yous! Magnificent readers sent £1m in cheques alone as £10.8m Mail Force campaign helps children in need keep learning Incredible 15,800 cheques have been received, many of which come with heartwarming letters of support for the campaign The Mails Computer for Kids campaign is handing over laptops and SIM cards to disadvantage children who have fallen behind  Mail Force, which aims to bridge digital divide, has raised £10.8million so far

Share The Mail Force van made its most recent delivery to Beamont Primary School in Warrington, Cheshire – which has received six devices from our charity appeal, on top of 52 given by the Department for Education. Mail Force has raised £11million in cash and computers for its ambitious initiative from Daily Mail readers, philanthropists and leading businesses.  It is supplying refurbished and new computers, as well as 150,000 Vodaphone sim cards, to help pupils access online learning. The ...

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David Blunkett MP, a former Labour Education Secretary All of the sacrifices during the past months have been about protecting the elderly and vulnerable in our society from the ravages of Covid. The country has united behind the slogan ‘Stay home. Protect the NHS. Save Lives!’ Today it is time to protect our children — and, most of all, the children from the poorest and most disadvantaged families in Britain. Protecting their future, their education and their physical and mental health i...

Mail Force today announces a sensational three-pronged action plan It will further boost the charitys Computer for Kids initiative by giving SIM cards Lockdown pupils will receive Vodafone SIM cards to give free access to internet From Monday, schools will also be able to apply for more brand new laptops  Total of 1,055,745 laptops have been delivered to students who need them most Deliveries allow children to complete vital schoolwork at home during lockdown 

Total of 1,055,745 devices have been delivered to students who need them most Deliveries allow children to complete vital schoolwork at home during lockdown The Government programme has also allowed thousands of families to receive additional data from mobile operators to help children without internet access  Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has hailed campaigns long term legacy Department for Education also ordered more than a million machines back when others were hesitating, and compe...

A total of 1,055,745 devices have been delivered to students who need them most, allowing children to complete vital schoolwork during the latest lockdown which will last until at least March 8.