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hansard heading	Secondary Education: Teaching Methods

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is ministerial correction

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101824

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30/10/2014

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Department for Education

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Education

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Education

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Secondary Education: Teaching Methods

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25259

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To ask the Secretary of State for Education, what steps her Department is taking to ensure that children at secondary school are being efficiently grouped according to their academic ability.

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Romford

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Andrew Rosindell

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is ministerial correction

date of answer

04/11/2014

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<p>The Department for Education believes that individual schools are best placed to determine whether and how to group children by academic ability. There are many different models of pupil grouping, and schools themselves are best able to respond to their individual circumstances to meet the needs and capabilities of their pupils.</p>

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Yeovil

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Mr David Laws

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04/11/2014 14:34:32

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