Submitted on Sunday 3rd January 2021
Rejected on Friday 8th January 2021
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: irrelevant (see below for details)
BBC to use existing network for National school syllabus educational programs.
We suggest the nationally funded BBC to use their massive network infrastructure to initiate a national school syllabus series, which would cover all primary and secondary level education to every home in the country free of additional cost. Using TV would reach an estimated 98% of households.
The BBC was created to keep the Country informed and has the widest reach of any global network. With a % of homes still not having Internet or appropriate equipment, TV provides a consistent and far reaching solution. With a National educational syllabus broadcast a much smaller pool of educators would be required to reach a maximum number of children and young adults. Recently voters have questioned the BBCs validity and a program such as this would add new relevance to an aging corporation.
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Decisions about broadcast content is a matter for individual broadcasters, not the Government or House of Commons, but the BBC has said they will be putting lessons on TV during lockdown: www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-55552962
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