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Embargoed To 0001 Thursday June 29 File Photo Dated 12/09/18 Of A Teacher And Students In A Classroom. Only One In 10 State Schools Say All Their Pupils Are Studying A Language At Gcse Level, Compared With Nearly A Third Of Private Schools, A Report Suggests. Four In Five (79.5%) Independent Schools Said They Offer German At Key Stage 4 (Ages 14-16) Compared With Just 37.6% Of State Secondary Schools, According To The British Council's Annual Language Trends Report.the Survey, Of Teachers At 1,316 Schools In England, Found That Just 10.7% Of State Schools Said All Of Their Pupils Are Taking A Language For Gcse, Compared With 31.3% Of Independent Schools. Issue Date: Thursday June 29, 2023.

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Survey shows rollout of school book scheme for secondary schools at risk

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