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Local education authorities have mediated the RE syllabus for decades. Now, there might be a free-for-all.
Seventy years on from its passage into law, the Education Act of 1944 is often remembered as a monument to political consensus – the art of the possible, in the words of its chief architect, R A “Rab…
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