Longer school day plan rejected by teachers and school leaders in Wales We don’t need extra sessions. Children are burned out, staff are burned out. Children need to go back to some semblance of normality, said one teacher
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Extending the school day or forcing pupils to do extra tuition sessions to help “catch up” after Covid risks putting children and teenagers off learning, teachers have warned.
Calls for virtual tutors to become part of national strategy to combat learning loss during lockdown
Most children will have lost half a year s normal in-person schooling by the end of the pandemic, it is estimated
Children will have lost half a year in schooling by the end of the pandemic
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The smiles and pure joy for schoolchildren as they return to class - and finally see their friends again
And parents are pretty happy too!
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There are strict staggered start times but children ran in to Cardiff s Roath Park Primary when it re-opened to its youngest pupils today.
“I missed my friends,” said an excited six year-Sufyaan Manuar, waiting with his father Shiraz to go in.