lockdown.Ministers announced on Wednesday an extra £400million of funding to help pupils catch up on lost learning, which comes on top of the £300million pledged in January.Secondary schools have been asked to deliver some summer teaching to counteract the months of classroom closures.The programme includes a one-off £302million "recovery premium" for schools to support disadvantaged pupils.It could include running additional clubs and activities in the summer.Most secondary schools will receive about £22,000 extra, while primary schools will get £6,000 extra.A further £200million will be available to secondary schools to deliver face-to-face summer schools.The Government has said pupils have missed about half a school year in classroom.
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