In the News
What students really want from school catch-up
Sarah Best
8th June 2021
The government in England have proposed catch-up lessons to ensure that students and schools can 'recover' from the pandemic.
This article contains some interviews with young people who have had their own different experiences during the last 18 months or so, and although some have enjoyed some aspects of online learning, the idea of longer days to provide catch-up lessons is not seen as the answer.
This article could be used for the Education unit.
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