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Education Secretary Gavin Williamson
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DURING the last weeks of the summer holidays that familiar feeling of dread starts setting in.
The back-to-school adverts are up in the shops and I’m resisting temptation to check my work emails.
I start counting down the days of my holidays I have left and start to panic that I have wasted my precious time.
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