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Issue 131 | Page 3 | Published Jan 2014

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When considering the theme for this issue we were thinking of 'evolution' as it appeared in the first draft of the new English Primary National Curriculum for Science. There was a feeling that this could be a tricky theme...

National Curriculum for England

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