When virtual reality becomes a reality
River Beach Primary School in York Road, was the joint recipient of a raffle held at the New Inn in Norfolk Road, Littlehampton, Pupils were presented with a cheque for £500 from landlady Becky Crossley on Thursday, when they also showed her how the headsets worked.
The other half of the money was given to mayor Billy Blanchard-Cooper’s charity appeal for the Friends of Mewsbrook Park and the Littlehampton Heritage Railway Association
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Hide AdThe headsets allow pupils to take virtual tours around foreign lands and explore the culture and architecture, to help make learning even more interactive and fun.
Becky said: “It’s so nice to see how the money has been spent, I wish they had these when I was at school. I can’t believe they have bought so much from us raffling off a barrow of booze.”