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Letter: One Sat down, two to go

Letter: The original idea behind assessment at key stage 2 and 3 was that it should be teacher assessment, not tests and exams
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Letter: One Sat down, two to go

Letter: The original idea behind assessment at key stage 2 and 3 was that it should be teacher assessment, not tests and exams
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More than half leave school without five good GCSEs

Opposition MPs criticise the lack of progress in closing the achievement gap between rich and poor
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More than half leave school without five good GCSEs

Opposition MPs criticise the lack of progress in closing the achievement gap between rich and poor
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Boys lag girls at school by five

A study suggests girls start school an average of two months ahead of boys.
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Boys lag girls at school by five

A study suggests girls start school an average of two months ahead of boys.
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Academy scheme to expand

Up to 70 schools on the Government’s underperforming “hit list” will be closed within two years and turned into privately-sponsored academies, The Independent has learnt. Education ministers have been given the green light by the Treasury to expand the controversial programme and create 70 additional academies from schools on the list by 2010.

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Academy scheme to expand

Up to 70 schools on the Government’s underperforming “hit list” will be closed within two years and turned into privately-sponsored academies, The Independent has learnt. Education ministers have been given the green light by the Treasury to expand the controversial programme and create 70 additional academies from schools on the list by 2010.

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Welsh children ‘less likely to be smacked’

Children brought up in Wales are less likely to be smacked by their parents than those in any other part of the UK, says a study released today.

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Welsh children ‘less likely to be smacked’

Children brought up in Wales are less likely to be smacked by their parents than those in any other part of the UK, says a study released today.

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