The first national results show that the new English and maths curriculums in primary schools have had little measurable impact on student achievement, with only minor and statistically insignificant changes in scores across key year levels.
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80% achievement goal remains distant and aspirational
New English, maths primary curriculums had little effect on achievement, first results showfailure to meet 15% reduction goal
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