 Teachers will answer e-mails out of school hours |
Anyone who's ever been stuck on a particularly tricky piece of maths homework knows that sinking feeling: it's eight o'clock in the evening - and you, your parents and your big brother have no idea how Long Division works. Well, if you're lucky enough to go to one school in Northamptonshire, help could be just an email away.
Campion Secondary School is using its website to encourage 24/7 learning.
Pupils can access their homepage on the school's computer system at any time of the day or night.
They can e-mail in their homework for an instant verdict from their teacher - or ask a question if they're really stuck.
This morning on Breakfast:
Our reporter Sarah Campbell has been to Campion School to find out more.
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