The regulator's report, Equalities in Action, looked at the way in which about 100 schools, colleges and childcare providers ensured children and young people had equal access to learning and support.
Distance learning was used by many but was beset with problems. Inspectors found that in many cases online learning "reduced opportunities for interaction, particularly for those who have mental health problems or found it difficult to socialise".
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