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‘Kids are speaking out but still adults don’t take us seriously’: children show the way on rights and the future 20th November 2019
Is Canada really an education ‘superpower’? The evidence is not as clear-cut as you might think 19th November 2019
Are 16-year-olds prepared for politics? Or are they over-protected from controversy and debate? 14th November 2019
How much does private schooling raise your pay, and does it make you give more to the community? 4th November 2019
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