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Shadow schools minister Nick Gibb said the review was a worrying step in the wrong direction, with confusing programmes of study.
BBC: Computers enter learning 'core'
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State schools will still have to teach national curriculum subjects, but not the detailed programmes of study, except for the last two years of primary school.
BBC: Education & Family
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Ministers say the curriculum will be slimmed down, but there will be "detailed programmes of study" for English, maths and science that will set out the "core knowledge" expected.
BBC: Education & Family