people have been opening them there and then. others, like i did in my day, disappearand and then. others, like i did in my day, disappear and opened them in private. but there have been celebrations. you wouldn t want to open your results live on television, so we haven t done that to any of the students but i am joined by three students who got their results. did you get any sleep last night? no. ok. their results. did you get any sleep last night? no their results. did you get any sleep last night? no. ok, you have done a levels, last night? no. ok, you have done a levels. what last night? no. ok, you have done a levels, what were last night? no. ok, you have done a levels, what were your last night? no. ok, you have done a levels, what were your subjects - last night? no. ok, you have done a levels, what were your subjects and | levels, what were your subjects and did you get the results you wanted? politics, history and sociology and yes, i got what i wanted, i exceeded it.
i came back a while, and then ijust went off again. and then, like, after covid and all that, after all the lockdowns, tried to go back in but ijust didn t like it. now in year 11, blake is getting tutoring at this youth centre. it sjust, like, one to one. i never have to, like, catch up to anyone else or anything. i can just be at my own pace and that, and work through at my speed. so, just checking in with you, you re here three days a week now? the team here work with teenagers to get them back on track. so blake will sit gcses this summer and has a job lined up. but this report looked at pupils missing school in the autumn term in england. it estimates almost 1.8 million missed at least 10%. only some of that due to covid. an estimated 122,000 were missing more than 50% of school,
now in year 11, blake is getting tutoring at this youth centre. it s just like one to one, i don t have to catch up to anyone else or anything. i can just go at my own pace and that. and work through it at my speed and that. so just checking in with you. you re here three days a week now? the team here work with teenagers to get them back on track. so blake will sit gcses this summer and has a job lined up. but this report looked at pupils missing school in the autumn term in england. it estimates almost 1.8 million missed at least 10%. only some of that due to covid. an estimated 122,000 were missing more than 50% of school. that is more than previously thought. an unknown number never go to school. they may be very few, but are most at risk.
this incredibly successful programme that has been led by the prime minister has had a real impact in terms of saving lives, keeping hospitalisation down and ensuring that we can take these important steps back to normality and both aduu steps back to normality and both adult and most importantly children, can get back on with their lives. i strongly welcome this government announcement today and i thank my right honourable friend. we need to keep our children in school not out of it. we know that in secondary schools, covert related absence was 10.4%, up from 6.3% on the 24th of june and other analysis suggested on an average year ten pupils due to sit gcses next summer have missed one in four days of face to face teaching this year. what assessment has the government made of the impact of children on children not at school exam here about