ACT Government's Language Education Plan Deemed 'Not Fit for Purpose'

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A parliamentary committee report criticizes the ACT government's language education blueprint, finding it "not fit for purpose" and failing to provide equitable pathways for senior students.
Gaps in the public school system are denying opportunities, leading to calls for a centralized ATAR-level language learning plan.

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A parliamentary committee report criticizes the ACT government's language education blueprint, finding it "not fit for purpose" and failing to provide equitable pathways for senior students. Gaps in the public school system are denying opportunities, leading to calls for a centralized ATAR-level language learning plan.

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