Has the BBC missed a trick? Not all children have good internet access even now; however, the overwhelming majority have access to a TV. If I were a state broadcaster, effectively funded through taxation and subject to increasing criticism and worried about funding etc, I’d think that it might be a good idea at a time of national educational emergency to liaise with the government and educational establishment to provide a full offering of national curriculum lessons on tv daily. It shouldn’t be beyond the wit of man to come up with a programme based on what primary children in each year should be doing.
Of course, it would be a ‘one-size-fits-all’ as it would be too advanced for some and not advanced enough for others, but better than nothing and schools could treat the national daily lessons as a base providing their own supplemental materials and homework based on it.