The new programme will give teachers and students “more time for calmer and in-depth” learning, says the education ministry.

The new programme will give teachers and students “more time for calmer and in-depth” learning, says the education ministry.
The Polish 1st Armoured Division helped to liberate Breda from German occupation 80 years ago.
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