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Education Secretary outlines plans to improve grades

Tue 03 Nov 2015 11:41

Education Secretary Nicky Morgan outlines the government's plans to improve grades during her speech for Policy Exchange in Westminster.

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Words of welcome from NAHT's General Secretary outlining the five key themes for the coming year