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Thursday, 1 July, 1999, 16:59 GMT 17:59 UK
England
The new Labour government set about making a series of changes to the education system - changes which are still going on.
For parents, an understanding of how the system works is needed long before their first child starts on his or her progress through school - but their own experience is probably years out of date. Then at each stage there will be new procedures, new options, new tests and public examinations - all presented in a welter of jargon and acronyms that sometimes seems designed to baffle. This is a guide to the current education system in England.
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