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THOUSANDS of primary school children struggling with literacy and numeracy will receive one-to-one lessons to help them catch up, ministers announced yesterday.
The intensive early intervention projects will aim to stop the youngsters falling behind their classmates.See the full content of this document
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Struggling Pupils to Get One-to-One Lessons
Official figures based on national curriculum tests sh...
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