Two local companies have teamed up to donate laptops to the Isle of Man Code Club.
Monument International gave the charity 30 devices, which were then wiped and reconfigured by Elite Group IT.
Code Club is dedicated to teaching coding to young people, and says this donation helps equip them with the tools for digital success.
CEO at Monument International, Duncan Robertson, says they're excited to see how these laptops will fuel creativity and technological exploration in young learners.
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