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GCSE results show North-South divide as Tory levelling up vow 'dead and buried'
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Plan to make schools open for at least 32.5 hours a week delayed until next year
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700,000 kids stuck in crumbling schools and ministers don't know how many unsafe
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Labour bid to force ministers to reveal details of horror schools at risk of collapse
A leaked government report last year warned that some school buildings in England were in such disrepair that they posed a 'risk to life' to children and staff
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Schools serving smaller dinners and reducing meat on menu due to rising costs
Heads are struggling to plug the funding gap for universal infant school meals, as catering costs are often exceeding the £2.41 per child per meal handed to schools by the Government
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