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DCSF Guidance Looks At How Schools Can Get Pupils To Participate -
New advice on how to get young people involved in their school and learn important citizenship skills, for example through ‘buddying’ younger pupils and encouraging them to study or improve behaviour was published today, announced Schools Minister Jim Knight.
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He’s an ex-prison governor. It seems to me like Boris’ view of young people is that they are a problem for his constituents, rather than anything else.
Bit more info here: http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2008/may/06/boris.race
