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For the United Kingdom of Great Britain (England, Scotland, Wales) and Northern Ireland; UK related Education News, Politics, Employment, Research, Pedagogy, Society, Culture and discussion for all levels of UK education from Primary to HE, both public and private funded.

For the United Kingdom of Great Britain (England, Scotland, Wales) and Northern Ireland; Education related News, Politics, Employment, Research, Pedagogy, Society, Culture and discussion that are UK related

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UK schooling

👋 We are moving to the UK (hopefully) next year with our two school aged daughters. I have seen many things on social media about being fined for taking kids out of schools for long weekends or holidays? I get kids should still need to attend school but a day here or there or a week a year I wouldn’t think that big of a deal? The latest I have seen is the ability to go to the toilet being denied in class time, which freaks me out as I would have thought this a human right?!

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2024/07/11
01:42 UTC

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