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Dance: Look at it from their point of view KENNETH KVARNSTROM & CO LILIAN BAYLIS THEATRE SADLER'S WELLS LONDON
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WAS HE about to make an announcement, or perhaps provide a speech
of welcome? The man who walked on stage at the beginning of Kenneth
Kvarnstrom's show came right down to the front centre, stood and
looked at us intently, but did not open his mouth. Instead, he pulled
up his T-shirt and wrote enigmatic words across his ample chest and
midriff ("invisible", "secret") and, with help from a colleague, on
his back too ("red", "sacred").
Puzzling, maybe, but with hindsight I see that he wa...
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The Independent - London
; WAS HE about to make an announcement, or perhaps provide a speech of welcome? The man who walked on stage at the beginning of Kenneth Kvarnstrom's show came right down to the front centre, stood and looked at us intently, but did not open his mouth. Instead, he pulled up his T-shirt and wrote
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Blair booed by pupils on school visit ELECTION 2005 WE CAN DO BETTER ON EDUCATION, PM ADMITS AT COMPREHENSIVE
Evening Standard - London
; TONY BLAIR today admitted that London parents still do not have access to good enough schools. The Prime Minister confirmed there was "a lot to do" to get the capital's education system up to scratch. To his embarrassment, he was booed by some pupils as he toured the Lilian Baylis technology
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Blair booed by pupils on school visit; ELECTION 2005 WE CAN DO BETTER ON EDUCATION, PM ADMITS AT COMPREHENSIVE.
The Evening Standard (London, England)
; Byline: JOE MURPHY TONY BLAIR today admitted that London parents still do not have access to good enough schools. The Prime Minister confirmed there was a lot to do to get the capital's education system up to scratch. To his embarrassment, he was booed by some pupils as he toured the Lilian Baylis
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The great school stampede
Evening Standard - London
; OLIVER Letwin's claim that he would "rather beg" than send his children to the local comprehensive school has been blown out of all proportion. One of the most perceptive and philosophical observations on the whole affair was made by a 13-yearold pupil of Lilian Baylis school who said: "I reckon he
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The great school stampede.(Letter to the Editor)
The Evening Standard (London, England)
; OLIVER Letwin's claim that he would rather beg than send his children to the local comprehensive school has been blown out of all proportion. One of the most perceptive and philosophical observations on the whole affair was made by a 13-yearold pupil of Lilian Baylis school who said: I reckon he
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Figures give fairer view of the best and worst
Evening Standard - London
; TODAY'S league tables show the best and worst of education in London, but not in the usual light. They enable comparison between schools like Sir John Cass Foundation School in Tower Hamlets, the most improved secondary school in the country at GCSE, and Lilian Baylis School in Lambeth, at the
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Figures give fairer view of the best and worst.
The Evening Standard (London, England)
; Byline: TIM MILES TODAY'S league tables show the best and worst of education in London, but not in the usual light. They enable comparison between schools like Sir John Cass Foundation School in Tower Hamlets, the most improved secondary school in the country at GCSE, and Lilian Baylis School in
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Best and worst
Evening Standard - London
; Every pupil at Bexley Grammar School scored at least five Cs in their GCSE exams that included English and maths last year. Thirty- seven state and private schools achieved a 100 per cent success rate but Bexley came top by virtue of having the largest number of pupils reaching this level.
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Bottle attack at Blair's' wonder' school
Mail on Sunday
; SHADOW Chancellor Oliver Letwin said he would rather 'beg on the streets' than send his children there. So last week Tony Blair attempted to score a political point by visiting the troubled inner-city Lilian Baylis comprehensive in South London to sing its praises. Beaming before the cameras, Mr
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Bottle attack at Blair's' wonder' school.
The Mail on Sunday (London, England)
; Byline: MARTIN SMITH SHADOW Chancellor Oliver Letwin said he would rather 'beg on the streets' than send his children there. So last week Tony Blair attempted to score a political point by visiting the troubled inner-city Lilian Baylis comprehensive in South London to sing its praises. Beaming
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