The Government Wants Longer School Days. Here's How They Should Be Used

@sherrifflucy good quality PSHE, discussing current affairs, career advice, university guidance, extracurricular activities or mindfulness

— Ashvini Rae (@AshMRae) March 16, 2016

@sherrifflucy perhaps actually learning about mortgages, bills, things that you do when you're older!? :)

— Tami (@tmbrxo) March 16, 2016

@sherrifflucy Extra hour should be used to allow reintroduction of arts/vocational into school day, rather than just more core

— Ollie Cole (@ProducerOllie) March 16, 2016

@sherrifflucy wiring a plug, changing a light fitting, putting up a shelf, details of a mortgage...actual practical skills!

— Charlie King (@charliejking) March 16, 2016

@charliejking @sherrifflucy could not agree with this more! Plus, doing tax return, how to read a meter, bleeding a radiator etc.

— Alice Hancock (@alicemhancock) March 16, 2016

@sherrifflucy @HuffPostUK Politics. Seriously

— Ben Moore (@benjaminpmoore) March 16, 2016

@sherrifflucy @HuffPostUK how to get on the property ladder and the importance of good credit rating

— 宝 (@TakaraNguyen) March 16, 2016

@sherrifflucy @HuffPostUK PSHE, teach kids why it's important to engage in democracy. Though if it's same as my time it needs an overhaul

— Alex (@actickle) March 16, 2016

@sherrifflucy five hours a week: PSHE, careers, homework.

— Brogan Driscoll (@Brogan_Driscoll) March 16, 2016

@sherrifflucy Law. It's peculiar that we expect people to abide by laws but never sit them down to explain them.

— Eddie Robson (@EddieRobson) March 16, 2016