Pictured, from left, are: back, Abab Ali and Harun Ali from Alcombe Tandoori with teacher Gemma Heymer; front, Daisy Baker, Abbie Gibbons, Julius Barmby-King, James Bolton, Kyle Dunn-Fouracre and Rhianna Kinnear. PHOTO: Steve Guscott
PUPILS at Minehead First School have received two sets of interactive voting pads thanks to a local Indian restaurant.
Alcombe Tandoori held an event last month and raised more than £900 for the school.
The pads can be used by teachers to make lessons more exciting, while teachers will also be able to target questions using interactive whiteboards to find out how the children are doing.
Children will also have greater anonymity when answering questions, helping less confident children answer questions without having to put their hands up.
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