Schools back till summer? | Williamson, Spielman, Nandy & Black

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🗓️ 7 March 2021

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson says the government is considering longer school days and shorter holidays to help children catch up. Ofsted chief Amanda Spielman warns against the idea. Williamson says teachers will not get a pay rise. Shadow Foreign Secretary Lisa Nandy and the SNP's Mhairi Black talk International Women's Day.

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0:00.0	Donald Trump is heading back to the White House.
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0:39.3	Head of the Return to School of All Children in England, we spoke to the Education Secretary Gavin Williamson and the head of Osted Amanda Spielman.
0:47.3	Plus Lisa Nandy and Murray Black were on the show ahead of International Women's Day.
1:02.4	Which all as usual on the podcast by Matt Lavender.
1:03.3	Hello, you're okay?
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1:15.4	I had a terrible journey home last night, which I basically have been moaning to Sophie about for ages.
1:16.4	And I was kept up all night by my cat.
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