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News briefing: 2-8 February 2018: study finds that primary obesity programmes 'make no difference', DfE launches buying advice service pilots, and more
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Friday 9 February 2018 8:00 AM
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In the news this week: a study finds a primary school anti-obesity programme did not have a statistically significant impact, the DfE has launched pilots of a new scheme to give schools free advice on purchasing services, and there are calls for all alternative education providers to be regulated.
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