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|June 07, 2025
JAMIE Oliver’s new campaign to improve education for dyslexic children has already had results.
The chef, who previously battled against unhealthy school dinners, argues in a TV film that pupils should be screened for the condition in the first two years of primary school and teachers should receive proper training. Dyslexic Jamie
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