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The UK's performance in the latest global tests shows that its pupils are doing well in reading, maths, and science. While they achieve strong results, the story notes that they are still behind top-performing nations like Singapore. This suggests a good baseline, but also room for further development, which the government, through England's schools minister, is keen to pursue.
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