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Housing insecurity hurts children's GCSE chances, research shows
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March 28, 2025
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3:11Now PlayingNew research from the Office of the Children's Commissioner reveals that children who are repeatedly displaced from their homes during school years tend to achieve fewer GCSE passes.
The findings come amid a surge in the number of children in England living in insecure, temporary housing.
The Commissioner has raised concerns that these poor educational outcomes could result in a generation of disadvantaged children being "trapped" in poverty.
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