She said: "The way the government scheme is being perceived out there is there's lots of devices for everybody who is struggling, but actually in reality on the ground it feels quite different." She said there were cases of larger families or parents working at home and home schooling where there just weren't enough devices to go round. "It's about us being as proactive as we can as a school community to do the best we can as a school community," she added. As well as fundraising for new devices, the school is also taking equipment people no longer need.