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UK teenagers ahead in science, maths and reading
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Kodawire AI Summary70% consensus
UK teenagers have shown strong performance in science, maths, and reading.
- UK teenagers perform well in science.
- UK teenagers perform well in maths.
- UK teenagers perform well in reading.
- UK teenagers are ahead in science, maths, and reading.
- UK teenagers ahead in science, maths and reading.
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