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New education chief called spelling tests 'draconian', newly resurfaced comments reveal
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Lucy Powell's comments on spelling tests have resurfaced at a time when the UK's education system is under scrutiny, with ongoing debates about the best methods for assessing and improving literacy skills among primary school children. The use of spelling tests in UK schools has been a longstanding practice, aimed at evaluating students' proficiency in spelling and identifying areas for improvement. As the new education chief, Powell's previously expressed views on the matter may shed light on her potential approach to education policy.
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New education chief called spelling tests 'draconian', newly resurfaced comments reveal
Lucy Powell once branded spelling tests, taken by primary school kids across the country, as 'draconian'.
22 Jul, 21:08