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600 million pound funding the uk government allocated to its tutoring programme has not been spent. this means it'll be returned to the treasury. the scheme is meant to help children in primary and secondary schools catch up after covid lockdowns. the government said it has helped millions of children — but the opposition labour party called the scheme a "shocking failure". around the world and across the gate this is bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. it's been described as a buzzer. but for something so small, its impact is huge. if i turn it off... ..then i tu...

Schoolchildren in england catch up after the covid lockdowns, has not been spent according to a bbc investigation. the national tutoring programme was set up to provide money to subsidise extra sessions outside school hours. but schools must top up the funding themselves , and many say they can't afford it. 0ur education correspondent, elaine dunkley, reports. you're going to try and find out today where those bones are.. at the wensleydale school in the yorkshire dales, the year 7s are getting to grips with anatomy. meanwhile, the teachers are concentrating on helping them fill in the parts o...

We are going to see widening inequalities, which we are already seeing, which is essentially a larger gap between the rich and the poor, a larger gap between london and many other parts of the country, and a longer term impact on the economy. so this is the context of the revelation of a significant underspend on the national tutoring programme. the government insists millions of children have benefited from catch—up tuition and the public finances are stretched, yet many educational experts fear the overall catch—up programme was always underfunded, short—changing the children whose edu...

Far fewer poorer pupils than expected received tutoring under the flagship catch-up scheme, ministers have revealed after a freedom of information battle

A deep-dive into whether the government’s flagship National Tutoring Programme has helped children to catch up will not be published until the autumn