Corinne Card still remembers watching her son Harry standing in the garden by himself, trying to follow football training over Zoom. “It was such a sad sight,” says Corinne, from Brighton. “All his usual football training had stopped because of lockdown and he was really missing it – football was his whole life.”

Corinne’s two older children, Harry and Zoe, were nine and six when the Covid pandemic began, and when they returned to school, she realised they had been affected in different ways.