Children hardest hit by Covid-19 measures have regressed during the pandemic, with some who were potty-trained pre-lockdown reverting to nappies and dummies, and others forgetting basic numbers or how to use a knife and fork, according to the schools watchdog Ofsted.
Teachers in England are no more likely to contract Covid-19 than other key workers, according to data that appears to bolster the government’s argument for keeping schools open.
Dödstalen stiger efter måndagens attack mot ett universitet i Afghanistans huvudstad Kabul. Minst 35 människor har avlidit, uppger regeringskällor – de flesta av dem studenter.
Remote learning is expected to expand over the next three years, according to a survey of 1,200 teachers and school leaders by Promethean. Data shows diminished focus on robotics and coding.
Headteachers have said the government’s tuition programme for disadvantaged children who have lost out most during lockdown will only reach a fraction of the pupils who need it.
Education unions, backed by northern leaders, have warned that keeping schools and universities open in England is an inadequate “half-measure” which will sow the seeds for another lockdown next year and prolong the suffering from Covid.
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