Summer catch-up classes after 'high level of absenteeism' because of COVID-19

The government has allocated more than €250,000 for summer catch-up classes to help pupils whose education was affected by COVID-19.
The investment was announced by Education Minister Justyne Caruana and the parliamentary secretary for EU funds, Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi, who said that the programme will be co-financed by European funds.
Lessons will be provided to primary and secondary students who will be able to revise the work done in the scholastic year.  
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Caruana said an initial internal study about school attendance during the 2020/2021 scholastic year showed that there was a high level of absenteeism from a substantial number of students.

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