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UK parents: how much of your child’s school day is digital?

We’re interested to hear whether digital learning tools that were introduced in the pandemic are still being used in UK primary schools, and how parents feel about them
  
  

8 year old Harriet Mumby and 10 year old Oscar Mumby (daughter and son of the photographer) are assisted with their online schoolwork by their mother Jo Mumby as homeschooling continues due to school closures on January 27, 2021 in Cuckfield, United Kingdom.
8 year old Harriet Mumby and 10 year old Oscar Mumby (daughter and son of the photographer) are assisted with their online schoolwork by their mother Jo Mumby as homeschooling continues due to school closures on January 27, 2021 in Cuckfield, United Kingdom. Photograph: Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images

During the pandemic, a large amount of teaching in UK primary schools was delivered online and work completed on iPads or laptops.

We’d like to hear whether the use of technology has changed since primary schools have reopened, and what parents think of the use of screens, computer games and other digital tools in the classroom and the home learning environment.

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