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We all make mistakes. What matters is how we choose to move forwards from them.

Life is full of opportunities. With every opportunity that is missed, another one is born.

Go as far as you can see, when you get there, you’ll be able to see further

Work like you don't need the money, dance like nobody's watching and love like you've never been hurt.

Don’t be afraid to work hard and find out how good you can really be.

Success can never happen without the journey (struggle).

Don’t compare yourself to others. Compare yourself to the person you were yesterday.

Hope might be a good breakfast, but it makes a very poor dinner

It is never too late to become what you might have been

Don't fear failure, fear being in the same exact same place next year as you are now.

The gift of imperfection - let go of who you think you're supposed to be and embrace who you are.

Each day is an opportunity to improve. Aim to be that little bit better than yesterday and better tomorrow than today.

Practice like you’ve never won. Perform like you’ve never lost.
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Key Stages refers to sets of skills and knowledge students should be aware of at certain stages of their education, calling them 'attainment targets'. The Act introduced three such Key Stages. These Key Stages were:
As well as introducing the National Curriculum and Key Stages, the Act intended to introduce a method of pupil assessment – SATs tests. Ministers planned for SATs tests to take place at the end of each Key Stage. In 2008 the government decided to abolish the KS3 SATs following concerns of 'pervasive anxiety' in children of this age and the last avaiable paper is 2011. There are currently talks of bringing the KS3 back.
Private schools do not have to implement SATs tests as set out by the government. However, approximately 20% of private schools choose to include SATs tests as a means of assessment to support their own curriculum.
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