Poverty is creating a crisis in our classrooms
The Joseph Rowntree Foundation report into child poverty paints a grim picture for North East primary schools. Simon Rushworth reports
- Shocking level of hardship leaves many schools facing a choice between education and safeguarding
- Many teachers say funds being diverted from fun and enriching activities
- Schools need help to concentrate on education as more and more become centres for social care
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