GCSE pass rates rise at fee-paying schools, bucking national trend
Over a third of GCSE entries from fee-paying school pupils were awarded the top grade of A*, almost five times higher than the national average
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Over a third of GCSE entries from fee-paying school pupils were awarded the top grade of A*, almost five times higher than the national average
A survey of childcare professionals found 71 per cent believed children are becoming more anxious about their bodies at a younger age than before
Pupils seek more hands-on experience, as others cite the costs associated with higher education as reasons they will not be applying
Meeting comes just one week before the Prime Minister is due to meet the Russian president for the first time at G20 conference
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http://www.independent.co.uk/money/the-painful-cost-of-a-free-education-a7207176.html
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https://www.theguardian.com/education/2016/aug/30/university-tuition-fees-are-they-worth-it-students