Apologies if this has already been done to death.
I saw the following article in Saturday's Telegraph:
www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/9349428/State-school-pupils-restricted-to-three-A-levels-under-funding-change.html
My suspician is that it is a bit of disinformation being put out there so that whatever is actually done doesnt seem so bad (sorry is my cynicism showing?).
If that is the case, what is the 'something' which is really being considered? I guess that there will be changes once everyone has to stay in some sort of education/training. If nothing else will some sort of restriction be brought in to keep costs down?
Isnt having some breadth in the 16-18 education a good thing?
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GnomeDePlume · 25/06/2012 21:23
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