Pupils are demanding clear rules on homework and the right to free time, according to a draft of a new statute submitted to the Education Ministry.
Ana Maria Eftene
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The project "Student's Statute 2.0" was submitted to the Ministry of Education by a group of volunteers from Save the Children Romania, as well as representatives of some student associations. This project was realized after consultations and debates involving over 1,100 students and their representatives from all counties of the country.
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