Almost half a million Aussie children regularly skip the school while they have difficulty adapting to full-time study loads in the class in the aftermath of Coronavirus Lockdowns.
New figures, released by the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority, showed that more than 483,000 children registered at school last year went to class less than 89 percent of the time.
The statistics also showed that 20 percent of teenagers left school before they completed 12 years.
Public schools were more affected and the Northern Territory had the worst statistics with 33.5 percent of students with lower than recommended attendance percentages.
It was also not great news on the east coast with New South Wales (19.6 percent), Queensland (18.5 percent) and Victoria (16.9 percent) all register lower than the desired attendance figures.
Former teacher Richard Crawshaw helps to tackle the problem and wants to get children back in class, although he cannot have a facial organization.
Mr. Crawshaw explained the Daily Mail Australia that many students who refuse to go to school do not do because they are bad children with a poor posture.
He said that although the audience did not realize how big the problem was, there was a way to deal with it.
Richard Crawshaw helps children get back into the classroom, although he cannot face a facial school organization
'The (Lockdowns) definitely played a major role. There are families and children who are struggling and they should not do that. Here is a way out, “he said.
'It's about having someone working with these young people who can find out what the problem is before solutions throw towards it.
“You can't just put together the return to school plans without first understanding the problem.”
Mr. Crenshaw said he was almost forced to start his not -face school organization because of the demand for support from concerned parents.
“After the Lockdowns I was contacted by so many parents and it was just logical to formalize what I did because so many people needed help,” he said.
'We can make things move at a good pace. We have had children who have not been to school for two or three years who are now present again.
“Once a positive relationship has happened again, it is easier to get something through.”
An older News Corp spoke to Karina Harcourt whose son Sam Nine was during the first big lockdown.
New figures have revealed that 500,000 Aussie -children regularly skip school
She said that he went from the typical sports -loving child, who was popular among his colleagues, to a 'very introvert' young boy who refused to go to school.
'The beautiful approach. The difficult approach. The empathic approach. I tried everything and nothing works, “she said.
Mrs. Harcourt said that many parents like them had the effects of Covid -Lockdowns without help.
“It's heartbreaking,” she said.
The Megan O'Connell of the University of Melbourne has conducted research into the consequences of Covid Lockdowns and school visit.
She said there was a large number of children who had not returned to school after the Lockdowns and described as 'ghost children'.
“There are an estimated 80,000 children who are currently not registered for the education system,” she told the advertiser.
Education Minister Jason Clare said that the purpose of the attendance percentage was 91.4 percent by 2030.
