The report adds: 'For children to really regain a sense of normality in their lives and their education, we should not focus solely on bridging gaps in learning. The inspectorate also said schools' recovery efforts should not just be focused on learning loss. The inspectorate has also said that weaker schools have struggled to adjust their curriculum following the disruption caused by the Covid pandemic. Ofsted has said that schools that already had a well-planned and implemented curriculum have been best placed to assess and adjust their teaching to get children to where they need to be. Recovery should involve a broad and rich curriculum

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But it is very clear that in the understandable rush to protect us all in the first lockdown, the education of many of our children was to all intents and purposes put on ice.' She added: 'We do not yet know the long-term effects of school closures. 'And even the best teachers found it hard to translate classroom instruction and inspiration into lessons with the same impact at the kitchen table.'

Ms Spielman said: 'Even many of the highest achievers struggled with motivation away from the discipline and structure of school. She said that the impact of Covid has not aligned neatly with patterns of vulnerability or deprivation. Ms Spielman has warned that, in primary and secondary schools, children struggled with a 'hokey-cokey education: in the classroom, at home, separated in bubbles, isolating alone'. 'Nearly all' children in England have fallen behind in their education and suffered as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, the inspectorate said today. Nearly all children have fallen behind because of Covid These are among the key findings in the chief inspector's annual report that has been published today. In a new report published today, the watchdog also warns that, for many children, education was to 'all intents and purposes put on ice' during the first national lockdown.Īnd it calls for improvements to be made in the training of teachers. Ofsted's chief inspector Amanda Spielman has warned that nearly all children in England have fallen behind in their education as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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