watched eu thing, leena?” called an after-school club? yes. watched eu thing, leena?ke it, i like learning in school. i don't know. -- what do you think, leena? do you know what you will be doing in the out—of—school club? not really. samira, was that much consultation? how did you find out about it? a couple of meetings and some letters, the school tried ha rd to and some letters, the school tried hard to find other solutions but this is the last option they could put forward because of funding. kate, you are one of those leading the campaign, how many schools do you think are doing this? we know i'iow you think are doing this? we know now of 27 schools in birmingham. we know that because we have carried out extensive research and spoken to people, had people contacting us and letting us know. across the country, we put the figure of 250 but we genuinely believe there are many schools doing this, just not in the public talking about it. this primary school is incredibly brave in speaking out and raising awareness, which is what we need schools to do, we need them to

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