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On the agenda: Muslim head scarves, citizenship classes and a proposal to make schoolchildren sing "La Marseillaise" once a year.

Patterson fired back on the op-ed page: "If favoring the neighborhood school and opposing the attempt to make schoolchildren pawns of the federal court social experiment makes me a racist, then I plead guilty.

Plans to make schoolchildren take part in citizenship ceremonies and a new public holiday to celebrate "Britishness", established by 2012, were announced today as part of wide-ranging proposals to strengthen British citizenship.

The Hong Kong government has backed down over plans to make schoolchildren take Chinese patriotism classes, after weeks of protests.

However much this is poetry, it is not "poetry," the long-winded sentimental bombast that makes schoolchildren run screaming from poems ever after.

Their lawyer, D. Westbrook Doss Jr., said there was neither glee nor much monetary reward in suing teenagers, but a point had to be made: schoolchildren deserve to feel safe.

And, like a 19th century curate's wife distributing pamphlets to the deserving poor, we argue for the social usefulness of art: we say, for instance, that music makes schoolchildren better at maths or that drama makes our society more tolerant.

Last year, academics reported that 70% of the staff at a Honda gearbox factory were from secondary schools Nor is such exploitation merely the stuff of recent history: just last week, Foxconn admitted that it had broken the law by making schoolchildren work overtime and night shifts.

Reformers want to try new things, while traditional educators and unions say trying out untested policies on students would be tantamount to making schoolchildren guinea pigs in an experiment.

And so the argument goes, crudely speaking: Reformers want to try new things, while traditional educators and unions say trying out untested policies on students would be tantamount to making schoolchildren guinea pigs in an experiment.

In schools where 28 children were not found, efforts were made to get schoolchildren from other schools in the same area.