Carol Vorderman is the latest celebrity to offer her skills out for the benefit of parents as they try to continue their children’s education during the lockdown.
The legendary Countdown co-host has made her online maths school free for the duration of the period that youngsters are off school for during the coronavirus crisis.
There is normally a charge of £2 each week for the Maths Factor internet courses, which provide maths lessons and games for children aged 4 to 11.
Carol said she felt “compelled to do her bit to help with home schooling” while the nation has been ordered to stay at home.
In her statement via twitter she wrote: “My maths school is usually about £2 a week. I want to help so it’s now FREE for children age 4-11 until schools open
My maths school https://t.co/EO8lwRzGs7 is usually about £2 a week.
I want to help ❤️ so it’s now FREE for children age 4-11 😁 until schools open.
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With all my love ❤️#HomeSchooling @themathsfactor @PearsonSchools pic.twitter.com/1jQShe0zcU— Carol Vorderman (@carolvorders) March 23, 2020
