Children in a reception class at Brambles primary academy in Huddersfield. Photograph: Oli Scarff/AFPWith schools closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, millions of children in Britain are struggling to learn remotely, because of a lack of computers, internet or quiet room to study.
James Turner, chief executive of educational charity the Sutton Trust, said the poorest children suffer the most. According to official figures, more than four million or nearly a third of all children in Britain are living in poverty. Last month, the government promised to distribute a million laptops to poorer families. It later pledged a further 300,000.According to campaigners, the government initiative only tackles the tip of the iceberg.
Another family had only one lightbulb, he said. They refused more, fearing not being able to pay the bill.
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Naija rich men school be this oo
This place doesn't look like poor people setting...even naija best school no reach
The Situation is really, really pathetic indeed.
Any shame Then compare that with this your 'computerised', 'aireconditioned', 'well-furnished' classrooms of your 'wonderful', 'well functioning' Fulani occupied land!👇🏾👇🏾
Una hear ko, people wey dey smuggle dem sef go UK! Poorest sef dey UK
God provide for this innocent children that wants education over ignorance, You alone is our great provider...💪
Mad🤦♂️🤦♂️
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