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Welsh Assembly Government - This Statistical First Release summarises the results of a survey on absenteeism by 11 to 15 year olds in secondary, special and independent schools in Wales.
submitted by UKStatistics on 30th Oct 2008 (via new.wales.gov.uk)



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