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Pupils in poorest areas struggling most to access mental health support – report - Vimarsana News

Pupils in poorest areas struggling most to access mental health support – report

Researchers have called for sustainable and well-funded support for young people experiencing mental health issues.

Poorer families 'locked out' of big expansion in free nursery hours, analysis finds | Childcare - Vimarsana News

Poorer families 'locked out' of big expansion in free nursery hours, analysis finds | Childcare

Almost third of not-for-profit nurseries, which play vital role in caring for children with special education needs, closed or taken over by private firms

WFH parents blamed for letting children skip school - Vimarsana News

WFH parents blamed for letting children skip school

The head of a social mobility charity has blamed the culture of working from home for the alarming rise in the number of children missing school.Sir Peter Lampl

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Soaring truancy rates at schools are partly down to 'parents working from home who are ignoring their obligations to get kids to go to school', leading charity warns - Vimarsana News

Soaring truancy rates at schools are partly down to 'parents working from home who are ignoring their obligations to get kids to go to school', leading charity warns

Britain is the working from home capital of Europe, according to figures released in July. It may be contributing to soaring truancy rates at school.

Working from home has caused surge in school absences, says charity founder - Vimarsana News

Working from home has caused surge in school absences, says charity founder

Peter Lampl, head of the Sutton Trust, says ‘there’s no ignoring the link’ as nearly a quarter of pupils ‘persistently absent’ in 2022-23