Should Kids Have to Go to Summer School To Catch Up on Missed Time? | Good Morning Britain

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Education Secretary Gavin Williamson today hinted that the school day will be extended alongside summer catch-up classes as part of a £700million catch-up package after the pandemic. He confirmed the government is looking at a ‘broad range of options’ and under plans announced, secondaries will offer face-to-face teaching over the holidays, with ministers keen to see summer classes for incoming Year 7 pupils.

But after a year of lockdown have children suffered enough or is this approach vital in getting them back on track?

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Broadcast on 25/02/2021

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