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Her pupils are clearly impressed with their teacher's new 'Hero Arm'.
Schools have been closed since 20 March, but some schools in England have reopened.
IFS research found better-off children will have studied for around seven days more by next month.
Children are spending unprecedented time with their parents, which could lead to separation anxiety when lockdown is lifted.
The UK's teachers are offering their best emergency tips for parents.
About 1.3 million in children in England are entitled to free school meals
Schools are still open but some parents are choosing to keep their children at home.
The Duchess of Sussex posted on Instagram to mark International Women's Day.
The Duchess of Sussex accessorised with the £125 piece for one of her final royal engagements.
The Duchess of Sussex gave an inside look at what is likely to be her final solo royal engagement.
The way people argue in EastEnders promotes the idea that relationships should be “volatile”, she adds.
Instead schools and universities could use technology as part of the exam process.
Or is the practice old fashioned?
Schools could be told they can no longer specify styles of uniform.
The Government figures reveal youngsters born in the summer are less likely to have a “good level of development” in core areas.
Some parents aren't impressed by the move.
“Stay off the parents’ WhatsApp chat!"
Police have been called after a school banned pupils from entering food shops on the way home - even placing teachers like ''bouncers'' outside a local chippy. Children in Cotham area of Bristol have been told they can't