Harry tells us about the Department of Education’s Curriculum Review
Northern Ireland’s current Curriculum was introduced in 2007 and was intended to be a ‘broad, skills-based’ curriculum to prepare the young people of Northern Ireland
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Northern Ireland’s current Curriculum was introduced in 2007 and was intended to be a ‘broad, skills-based’ curriculum to prepare the young people of Northern Ireland
On Thursday 7 November me and my fellow Youth Assembly Members attended the Public Accounts Committee’s report launch on child poverty in Northern Ireland. This
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