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School admissions: Fair choice for parents and pupils

The school admissions system is one of the most contentious areas of education policy, and secondary school admissions in particular have become a highly controversial political issue. Parents naturally want their children to go to the best possible school, and the process of choosing and being allocated a place can be extremely stressful.


By IPPRUK.


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