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4 days ago · Screen use has been found to start as early as six months of age. Chair of the Education Committee, Robin Walker, said: “Excessive screen and smartphone use has a clear negative impact on the mental and physical wellbeing of children and young people." He called the statistics "shocking."
4 days ago · Education Committee chair Robin Walker said: "Without urgent action, more children will be put in harm's way. From exposure to pornography, to criminal gangs using online platforms to recruit children, the online world poses serious dangers. Parents and schools face an uphill struggle and Government must do more to help them meet this challenge.
4 days ago · Education Committee chair, Robin Walker: The next government’s priorities for teaching assistants. MP Robin Walker discusses funding for pay and opening pathways for progression identified as key priorities for the next government. 28 May 2024 6 minute read. Hannah Harris. Digest Writer - Teaching Assistants.
5 days ago · Committee chairman Robin Walker cited ‘extensive damage’ done to young people using their devices too much. The Education Select Committee has an even split between Labour and Conservative...
5 days ago · MPs have asked the British parliament to consider a ban on smartphones for kids under 16 years old. Robin Walker, Conservative MP of the educational committee states that screen time and smartphone use have a “clear negative impact” on young people’s well-being.
4 days ago · 28th May 2024, 2:33pm. Matilda Martin. The Department for Education has been asked to detail the evidence underpinning music hubs reforms and set out what steps the government is taking “to ensure that music education is adequately funded”. Robin Walker, chair of the Commons Education Select Committee, has written to schools minister Damian ...
4 days ago · Instantly access Twinkl's printable and digital K-12 teaching resources, including worksheets, eBooks, games, PowerPoints, Google Slides, and more! MP Robin Walker discusses funding for pay and opening pathways for progression identified as key priorities for the next government.
