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Gillian Keegan tells schools to let parents see sex education materials
Education secretary’s letter emphasises copyright cannot be used as ‘excuse’ to withhold RSHE teaching resources
Cuts could reduce education in England to ‘bare bones’, headteachers say
Pens away, laptops open – pupils told to type, not write, GCSE exam answers
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