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Millions of children are falling behind at school – now an inquiry is looking at why

An independent investigation is widening its focus to examine the barriers facing white working-class pupils, from the early years through to the transition into work. Discover what it wants schools, families and wider society to do differently.

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00:00An independent inquiry is widening its investigation into why white working-class children face barriers to educational success.
00:08Its next phase will examine the early years and the choices facing teenagers aged 14 to 19.
00:15The inquiry wants to identify what schools, families and other organisations can do to improve outcomes.
00:21Co-chair Baroness Morris says responsibility goes beyond schools and needs action from across society.
00:28Education Secretary Lucy Powell says the government supports the work.
00:32The inquiry first report identified concerns about the education system, while its latest phase will examine school readiness and routes
00:41into further study, training and employment.

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