ONS survey sheds light on students’ experiences since start of the autumn term
More than a quarter of students in England received no in-person teaching for at least a week in November, data from the Office for National Statistics show.
In a survey of almost 2,000 students in England carried out by the ONS between 5 and 15 November, 27 per cent said that they had received zero hours of in-person teaching in the last seven days, down one percentage point on the 28 per cent who reported the same in October.
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