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Poor children, not teachers, should have priority in school admissions
…the Government’s proposals on changes to the admissions code. It does not think schools should give preference to children of their own teachers. Sir Peter Lampl, Chairman of the Sutton…
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Creating a High Aspiration Culture for Young People in the UK
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Telling the stories of the Class of 2023 – education experiences of high potential students from different backgrounds
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