One in four boys fails writing test for seven-year-old pupils

Wed 26 August 2009, The Independent

One in four boys fails writing test for seven-year-old pupils

Girls swept the board in national curriculum tests for seven-year-olds, beating boys in every paper – reading, writing, speaking and listening, maths and science.

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