Labour welcomes literacy tests

The Labour Party has given a cautious welcome to government plans to establish literacy tests for first- and sixth-class primary school students.

The Labour Party has given a cautious welcome to government plans to establish literacy tests for first- and sixth-class primary school students.

Party spokesperson Jan O’Sullivan said literacy and numeracy tests could be very helpful, but resources must be put in place to deal with any problems highlighted by such tests.

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