Northern schools that fail to make the grade should be 'culled'

Secondary schools that fail to make the grade should be ‘‘culled’’, a leading representative of Northern Ireland’s business community said today.

Northern schools that fail to make the grade should be 'culled'

Secondary schools that fail to make the grade should be ‘‘culled’’, a leading representative of Northern Ireland’s business community said today.

Eric Bell, Chairman of the Institute of Directors told the Assembly’s education committee that schools should be subjected to the rules of the market place.

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