Pearson has contacted examiners they identified with “appropriate skills and experience” to “explore” whether the board could be part of the programme.
Of the £1bn catch-up funding announced by the government last month, £350m will go into setting up a national tutoring programme, offering subsidised tuition. Schools will use the remaining £650 million to pay for catch-up programmes.
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