Harriet Sergeant: Children Still Suffering Long-Term Damage From Lockdowns

Ms. Sergeant said children are missing schools because they are either too nervous or too angry, and they need help to catch up.
Harriet Sergeant: Children Still Suffering Long-Term Damage From Lockdowns
Harriet Sergeant at an interview with NTD's "British Thought Leaders" programme. NTD
Lily Zhou
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Some children are still suffering the consequences of COVID-19 lockdowns and without intervention, this will incur a “huge cost” to themselves and society, according to journalist and author Harriet Sergeant.

Speaking to Lee Hall of NTD’s “British Thought Leaders” programme, Ms. Sergeant said many children “have had long term damage because of absence from schools. And this shows in the so-called ghost children—the children that have just dropped off the school rolls.”

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