Revamped tutoring scheme risks missing disadvantaged pupils, charity warns

Fiona Simpson
Thursday, October 6, 2022

Changes to the way the government’s Covid-19 education catch-up programme is run risks disadvantaged children missing out on tutoring, one of the scheme’s founding partners has warned.

The programme is designed to help disadvantaged children catch up. Picture: AdobeStock/Monkey Business
The programme is designed to help disadvantaged children catch up. Picture: AdobeStock/Monkey Business

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