The schools starting late after 01:00 England game to 'reduce pressure' for parents
Summary
Some schools in England plan to start later on Monday after the England vs. Mexico World Cup match that kicks off at 1:00 AM. This change aims to reduce stress for parents and students who stay up late to watch the game.Key Facts
- The England vs. Mexico match starts at 1:00 AM BST and could end as late as 4:00 AM if it goes to penalties.
- Schools in London, Salford, the Midlands, and County Durham will open around 10:00 AM instead of the usual time.
- Hill Avenue Academy in Wolverhampton has delayed its start by 1.5 hours for late-night England matches.
- Headteachers say later start times help reduce pressure and stress on families.
- England manager Thomas Tuchel asked schools to be flexible and let children watch the game.
- Some parents appreciate the late start and feel it helps their children enjoy the sport without missing school.
- Other parents disagree and believe children should still attend school on time despite late games.
- Annfield Plain Infant School in Co Durham will keep its attendance register open an hour later as part of the flexible approach.
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