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Labour obsession with league tables is 'damaging children's education', says OECD - Read More

Date Added: May 24, 2008 04:04:02 PM
Labour's obsession with league tables is damaging children's education, a damning international report has found. Headteachers are overloaded with bureaucracy and their intense competition for high rankings is having a 'negative' effect on many pupils.

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