PUP rejects alternative academic selection claims

Democratic Unionist claims that alternative forms of academic selection could stop parents from paying for extra tuition for their children were dismissed today by a loyalist rival.

Democratic Unionist claims that alternative forms of academic selection could stop parents from paying for extra tuition for their children were dismissed today by a loyalist rival.

Progressive Unionist Party leader Dawn Purvis rejected DUP and Ulster Unionist suggestions in their Assembly Election manifestos that post-primary schools should have some form of academic selection following the scrapping of the 11-plus.

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