"The new normal really scared me"
People with learning disabilities are at risk of falling through the cracks and need extra help as they come out of lockdown, UK charities say
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'Where you can afford to move decides job chances,' says Social Mobility Commission, warning of widening gap between London and rest of the country. https://t.co/dmHwqRtP6q
It's only July, but in this odd year we effectively have this year's A-level and GCSE results, at national level. And it's going to be a generous year for higher grades. https://t.co/4iOtf8cbeb
Another dimension of this non-bailout bailout plan for universities in financial trouble is that it gives the govt much more direct control of universities. https://t.co/opn7JA1kS6
Coronavirus: Having children out of school for so many weeks has been very challenging for many families #returntoschooluk @Septforschools @halfon4harlowMP @GavinWilliamson https://t.co/orxL84C1sJ
Schools must reopen to end this educational ice age. 2.3 million children have been doing barely any home learning and 700,000 children do not have access to a computer or tablet. We must get our children learning again. My article in The Times Red Box today 👇
As schools in Leicester have had to close their doors once again, we're looking at the impact the lockdown is having on children's mental health.
Trainee child psychotherapist, @katesilverton shares some advice on what parents can do to support them.
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