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Managing the Ethnic Minority Achievement Grant - Good practice in secondary schools
31 Mar 2004
Ref: 2172
As part of its Aiming high: raising the achievement of minority ethnic pupils strategy, the Department for Education and Skills is keen to disseminate, in conjunction with Ofsted, case studies of schools which manage their Ethnic Minority Achievement Grant (EMAG) funding effectively. To this end, some schools were visited in 2003 by Ofsted and a member of the DfES Ethnic Minority Achievement Project.
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