Health Secretary Matt Hancock answers question from member of the public on how government will support families who can

The video addresses a question from Beverly in London about how families unable to afford laptops will be supported for online learning. The government, led by Education Secretary Gavin Williamson, is distributing over half a million laptops to ensure children can continue their education during school closures. The video also discusses the challenges of school closures, especially for key workers, and outlines plans to reopen schools safely when possible.

Who asked the initial question in the video?

• Gavin Williamson

• Beverly from London

• A student from Manchester

• The Education Secretary

What is the government's plan to support online learning?

• Offering free online courses

• Distributing over half a million laptops

• Providing free internet access

• Reducing school fees

Who is responsible for sending out laptops to students?

• Local councils

• Gavin Williamson, the Education Secretary

• The Health Secretary

• The Prime Minister

Why are some schools still open during the restrictions?

• For extracurricular activities

• To provide meals

• For children of key workers

• To conduct exams

What is the hope for the future regarding school operations?

• Schools will open only for exams

• Schools will reopen as soon as it's safe

• Schools will switch to permanent online learning

• Schools will remain closed indefinitely