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Children could lose up to £40,000 each in lifetime earnings because of the lasting effects of school closures during the pandemic. thats the warning today from the economic think—tank the institute for fiscal studies. our education correspondent elaine dunkley has been to one school on merseyside, where head teachers and staff are working hard to help vulnerable pupils. morning, you guys, you ok? egremont primary in wallasey. morning gorgeous. a school at the heart of the community. morning. ...

Topshop, topman and miss selfridge, the prized assets of sir philip greens once mighty retail empire are now going online only. i know i speak for a lot of people when i say it really does feel like the end of an era. it is kind of inconceivable to think that topshop wont be there any more, it was so much a part of my childhood. when sir philip green bought arcadia back in 2002, asos was just getting going, with annual sales of £4 million. by 2020, sales had leapt to more than £3 billion, havi...

An effect. probably more important is actually a distribution of this effect. some people will be much more impacted than others. all the evidence suggests it is those children from less well—off families who will be more effective because they have struggled more to work at home, they tend to have less support from their school they know private schools have provided far more support than state schools. also may lot of children have home environments which make it quite hard to learning. the ...

Whove lost six months of normal schooling, could lose around £a0,000 in income over their lifetime. it says the loss of schooling is contributing to lower educational progress and skills, particularly for disadvantaged pupils. the government says its investing hundreds of millions of pounds to help students catch up and has got more than 800,000 laptops to children. we can speak now to rihula sameer—mour, who is head of english and of year four at beaver road primary school in didsbury, manch...

All eyes now are on the upcoming budget, which the chancellor will deliver at the start of the march. a report today suggests the long—term economic effects of covid—19 will hit children the hardest, and has called for a national education recovery plan. the institute for fiscal studies estimates that many pupils, whove lost six months of normal schooling, could lose around £40,000 in income over their lifetime. it says the loss of schooling is contributing to lower educational progress and...

In. the long run consequences of inequality may be significantly bigger than the long—term consequences for incomes as a whole. we had a statement from a government spokesperson saying we will invest more in tutoring programmes and have a catch up front. the prime minister said the school closures will make more than a year to make up and has said the government will work with parents, teachers and schools to develop a long—term plan. how adequate is he £1.3 billion? it develop a long-term ...

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