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CAUGHT UP IN SOMETHING definition: 1. so involved in an activity that you do not notice other things: 2. To be caught up in something…. Learn more.
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The Government agrees with the overarching ambition of the report and is taking steps to help children and young people catch-up from the effects of the pandemic. To this end, we have committed to an evidence-based, multi-year plan that will ensure support gets to those who need it most.
The term ‘executive’ refers to the government: those who make the key decisions and run the country day to day. In the UK system, the party with the most seats in the House of Commons is typically invited to form a government.
- The Pandemic and Learning Loss
- A Spaghetti Junction of Funding
- Disadvantaged Pupils and Regional Variations in Learning Loss
- The National Tutoring Programme and Randstad
- Mental Health Resilience and An Extended School Day
1. There is no doubt that school closures have had a devasting effect on children’s education. One 2020 study found that children locked down at home in the UK spent an average of only 2.5 hours each day doing schoolwork, and one fifth of pupils did no schoolwork at home, or less than one hour a day. Primary-aged pupils had lost 0.9 months learning...
3. Stakeholders have expressed concerns over the sufficiency of the Government’s investment in the Catch-up Programme. The Department’s own annual report from 2020/21 rated the risk of its measures to address lost learning being insufficient as “critical/very likely”. The sector needs assurance of ongoing support to address the challenges of the pa...
6. The impact of school closures and the pandemic has resulted in a reversal of the progress made in narrowing the attainment gap, with children in the North disproportionately affected. It is also alarming that children and young people in the North, particularly the North-East and Yorkshire and the Humber, have suffered greater learning loss duri...
9. It is not clear that the National Tutoring Programme will deliver for the pupils that need it most. We expect full transparency about the operation of the National Tutoring Programme, including information on how many pupils are benefitting from the programme, and what the characteristics of those pupils are (for example, whether they are disadv...
14. We are conscious that any extension to the school day would need to be carefully balanced so that staff workload and pupils’ energy are not negatively impacted. However, we are also persuaded that there is merit in extending opportunities for additional time spent on extra-curricular activities, including exercise and creative pursuits, to thos...
The statements by the PM, Chancellor and ministers about the definition of “working people” has left the door wide open to pensioners, the wealthy, landlords and people with significant ...
When we talk about being “caught up”, we refer to a situation where someone is heavily involved in something, often to the point of losing track of time or neglecting other responsibilities. This idiom can be used in various contexts, from work-related situations to personal hobbies or interests.
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catch me up on the news. intransitive verb. 1. a. : to travel fast enough to overtake an advance party. The soldier ran to catch up with his unit. b. : to reach a state of parity (see parity sense 1) or of being able to cope. students who miss class have difficulty catching up.
