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‘There’s a lot of talk of war out there’

Military families face unique challenges. Could a schools partnership hold the blueprint for supporting them?
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At the entrance of Le Cateau Community Primary School in Catterick, North Yorkshire, the first thing you see is the flags of the 36 countries its pupils are from.

Fiji, Nepal, Zanzibar, Afghanistan – with the country’s traditional flag displayed, rather than that of the Taliban.

The diversity of the pupil population is due to nearby Catterick Garrison, the largest British army base in the world.

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