Proposal aims to tackle under-achievement by white working-class children and improve schools’ focus on reading
Pupils at state schools in England will face new reading tests in an attempt to tackle under-achievement by white working-class children.
The government’s forthcoming white paper on schools is to include a new test of reading ability for pupils in year 8, when they are aged 12 or 13, in an effort to encourage secondary schools to improve their teaching.
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