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Peters acknowledges Steiner is not for everyone. Less motivated children could slip through the net, as could bright children whose parents did not go on to higher education and might not provide the motivation required to support them. Typically, the children concentrate on five core subjects, English, Maths, History, Geography, and double Science which includes Physics, and Chemistry.
Some schools have introduced languages such as French or German. On average, the students will take no more than seven subjects at GCSE level as exams and tests are considered periphery. Assessment is carried out by the form teacher, who stays with the children from the age of seven to 15, and who watches their academic, physical, emotional and spiritual development.
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