Only a quarter of working-class children doing five hours of schoolwork a day in lockdown
Sutton Trust survey shows only 59 per cent of youngsters in low-income households have access to device for online learning

Sutton Trust survey shows only 59 per cent of youngsters in low-income households have access to device for online learning
The 800-year-old institution is recruiting 50 students for a new foundation year
The schools watchdog said on Tuesday night that it has "reviewed" plans for the inspections to go ahead as planned
Heading up an Oxbridge college has become a sought after destination for prominent media figures to move on to
Schools across the country remained closed for about two months before gradually opening up again
Steve Chalke, founder of the multi-academy trust Oasis which runs over 50 schools, said the rise in truancy is 'tied up with gang life'
Students have a right to enter their accommodation, according to the National Union of Students
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Headteachers have reported an increased interest from families wanting to take up places at school
Pupils founded a secret discussion group in an attempt to “resist” the “drastic narrowing of debate” at Eton, according to Will Knowland
The council said nurseries under its direct control should shut their doors to all but the children of key workers and the most vulnerable
Gavin Williamson said primary schools must close only in the parts of the country where the infection rates are at their highest
All university students should be offered two rapid lateral flow tests on their return to campus, Gavin Williamson said
Conservative MPs have told the Prime Minister that schools must be kept open even if it means a rise in the R number
School contacted Local Authority Designated Officer to report concerns about Will Knowland's controversial lecture
Youngsters from deprived communities will be targeted by the new “Turing scheme” which will fund British students to study abroad after Brex
The programme 'feeds back to the teacher a detailed picture not only of what a pupil does or doesn’t know, but also data on study habits'
It comes amid growing pressure on the Government to close schools
Scotland First Minister Nicola Sturgeon also accused the Prime Minister of committing “cultural vandalism”