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Exams and Testing

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Children going through the education system in the UK are more tested than any generation that came before. Is this a good thing?

Citizenship classes for new Britons

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It was recently announced that proposals for an English language test to be taken by people applying for UK citizenship are being considered. The proposals have already met with criticism and the benefits are likely to be hotly debated over the course of the coming months.

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