Presenting the School's Out Video Game Project. If your kids are burning through their school work, then turn their gaming time into something more productive:
Video game review project for kidsweren't bad enough, parents are now facing the reality of home schooling children for the foreseeable future. This wouldn't be so bad if many of us didn't have to work full-time jobs while simultaneously making sure the kids are working hard, eating right and not just playing Minecraft all day.Because lots of people are facing this exact problem, the Daily Express Gaming team is launching the School's Out Video Game Project for kids.
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