In the above photo, eight-year-old Warwick Academy school primary students, James Keane (left) and Reggie Woods were eagerly putting computer terminals to good use after 15 IBM computers were given to the school by the Bermuda captive manager, International Risk Management Group (IRMG).

Looking on are CEO of IRMG, Mr. Gareth Bradburn, company computer manager Mr.

Calvert Harvey (right) and school librarian, Mrs. Margaret McCorkell.

Mr. Bradburn remarked about the importance of young people being trained in computer skills to travel the information superhighway.

"IRMG is pleased to assist the community in achieving this objective,'' he said. "We as a business community expect all of our new employees to come armed with computer skills.

"In this regard, we have the responsibility to assist in every way possible by helping the schools to educate their pupils from as early an age as possible in computer skills.

"Many schools in Bermuda have limited resources and I would like to encourage all companies in the community to please consider making similar donations if they have the opportunity to do so.''