Extending day should not be priority in helping children catch up, say teachers June 17, 2021, 12:08 am
School leaders do not believe extending the school day is the best way for pupils to catch up on learning (Ben Birchall/PA)
An overwhelming majority of school leaders do not believe extending the school day should be prioritised to help children catch up with missed learning due to the pandemic, a survey suggests.
More than two out of three (70%) school leaders believe one-to-one and small group tutoring run by schools themselves should be the focus of education recovery – but not through the Government’s flagship National Tutoring Programme, according to the snap poll by the NAHT school leaders’ union.
Longer school days shouldn t be priority in helping children catch up
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