School leaders’ NAHT union says proposals are ‘superficially attractive’ but unhelpful
The school leaders’ union has dismissed plans to lengthen the school day to help children catch up after the unprecedented disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic as “superficially attractive” but unhelpful.
Officials at the Department for Education (DfE) are considering various proposals to help children try to recover lost learning time caused by school closures, according to the Daily Telegraph.
