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Inquiry finds white working-class kids failed by education system as top minister warns against blame game
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The education system in the UK has long been a subject of debate, with various groups advocating for reforms to address disparities in achievement among different socio-economic and demographic backgrounds. White working-class children have been identified as one of the groups that consistently underperform in comparison to their peers from other backgrounds. The inquiry's findings highlight the need for a more comprehensive approach to supporting these children, extending beyond the classroom to address the broader social and economic factors that impact their educational outcomes.
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Inquiry finds white working-class kids failed by education system as top minister warns against blame game
Bridget Phillipson has said support for children needs to go 'beyond the school gate' after an inquiry concluded the education system is 'not set up to serve white working-class children and families'
29 Jun, 09:04
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