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changes to new gcses in wales likely after burnout concerns bbc

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    Changes to new GCSEs in Wales likely after burnout concerns - BBC

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    New GCSEs in Wales could be changed over burnout concerns - BBC

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    Wales teacher training incentives boosted by £5,000 in shortage subjects - BBC

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