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Government hails 'new era' of school standards

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Government hails 'new era' of school standards

Government hails 'new era' of school standards

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson unveils her plans to revamp Ofsted's grading system for schools during a speech in central London, hailing a "new era" of school standards which means "hard work counts no matter your background".

Report by Faragt.

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