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11 September 2026

Homework is changing – and parents are losing touch

In an age of AI and digitisation, a key means of engagement with schools is disappearing fast
Fiona Forbes Guest Contributor

Founder, the Parent Voice Project

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Homework was one of the key touchstones in my experience of parenting two children through the school system.

Each day they brought home a worksheet, book or practice paper. I would ask what they were working on, and we would talk about how they were finding it and if they needed any help.

As they got older, they asked for my help less frequently, but it remained the moment where their school life and home life came together, and I was allowed a glimpse in.

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