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Today's headlines: 23 september
In the news today: DfE figures show that appeals against pupil place decisions have risen, George Osborne has announced a funding boost for the teaching of Mandarin, and petitions calling for universal free school meals to continue have received nearly 20,000 signatures.
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- In the news: Education secretary calls for cheap classics for schools (24/9/2015)
- In the news: Osborne set to scrap universal infant free school meals (21/9/2015)
- In the news: Rise in parent appeals against school admission decisions (23/09/2015)
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