School admissions 'discriminate against looked-after children'

Joanne Parkes
Thursday, May 9, 2019

Campaigners have claimed that looked-after children's right to education is being breached after a survey found many schools may not be honouring the admissions code.

ICHA chief executive Jonathan Stanley has warned of closures if the hikes are imposed. Credit: Tom Campbell
ICHA chief executive Jonathan Stanley has warned of closures if the hikes are imposed. Credit: Tom Campbell

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