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UPDATE: So what has changed in the final version of the Primary National Curriculum for England?

By Tara Mawby

Issue 130 | Page 35 | Published Nov 2013

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Tara Mawby attempts a quick summary - With the final version of the National Curriculum for England published on 11 September 2014, surely there won’t be many changes from the interim one published in July, not with teachers planning over the summer holidays?

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