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GCSE top grades down on last year as north-south divide in England grows

Hundreds of thousands of teenagers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland picked up their results on Thursday morning in a year when grades were due to be restored to 2019 levels in all three nations

The Independent UK

Overseas schools given ‘British’ accreditation despite anti-equality curriculum

UK government allows British private schools in countries like UAE to use BSO kitemark while not teaching about same-sex relationships

The Guardian - UK

Kevin Sinfield enjoys sunshine and blue skies in Brighton as challenge continues

Having been in Dublin on Tuesday, Sinfield returned to the English south coast to set off on the latest leg of his gruelling schedule.

The Independent UK

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Marcus Smith says playing alongside Owen Farrell and George Ford ‘an honour’

The three fly-halves were on the pitch at the same time at the end of England’s 71-0 rout of Chile.

The Independent UK

‘I’m Only Alive Because My Dad Failed A Chemistry Exam,’ Says London Grassroots Leader

UK Grassroots Leader Influence Spans Years and is Alive Today Because His Father Failed a Chemistry Test

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UK private schools rush to expand overseas as profits soar

Forty schools took in record £29m in 2020-21 from satellites, including in developing countries

The Guardian - UK

Ukrainian refugee ‘grateful’ for support as he prepares to study at UCL

Grisha Sheldunov found out on Thursday that he will be studying chemistry.

The Independent UK

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Brighton College student turns down Cambridge University to study at Yale

Shaun Pexton has turned down the prestigious Cambridge University, opting instead to continue his education in the United States.

The Independent UK

The public cost of private schools: rising fees and luxury facilities raise questions about charitable status

Some UK private schools appear to be taking advantage of their charitable status and the lax legal definition of “public benefit” by charging fees that are increasingly out of kilter with their ongoing costs.

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