Government database to monitor one-to-one tuition in schools

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Information fed back will affect delivery of funded scheme to improve literacy and numeracy

One to one tuition sessions are designed to get pupils up to speed The government is to develop a database of specially funded one-to-one tuition sessions in schools around the country. White...

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