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Unions plot worst ever school strikes as Labour law change makes national walkout easier

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By Eleanor Harding Verified, Julie Henry
| MSN Verified
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King's College accused of 'dumbing down' after overlooking poor grammar to be more 'inclusive'

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By Julie Henry, Eleanor Harding Verified
| MSN South Africa Verified
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‘I went to boarding school, but the idea of sending my own child now makes me sick’

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By Julie Henry
| archive.org
Charlotte Sharpe went to boarding school and had assumed her own children would too. But during a tour of a prospective school for her daughter, she walked into a dormitory, saw the familiar row of single beds and knew she couldn’t do it. “When the kids were at prep school, they tried a bit of flexi-boarding, which they loved because it was like a lovely sleepover with all their best friends. But when we were in that dorm, I just felt sick,” says the mother of three from Sussex.
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