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South West GCSE lifeline aims to halt rise in young people going NEET

Summary by exmouthjournal.co.uk
A new bid to break the South West’s growing NEET crisis is offering young people shut out of mainstream education a chance to sit the GCSEs that could reopen the door to college, training and work.
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South West GCSE lifeline aims to halt rise in young people going NEET

A new bid to break the South West’s growing NEET crisis is offering young people shut out of mainstream education a chance to sit the GCSEs that could reopen the door to college, training and work.

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exmouthjournal.co.uk broke the news on Tuesday, May 5, 2026.
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