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UNICEF taps students' views on improving education system

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A series of consultations with hundreds of high school students to get their views on improving the education system is scheduled to begin today - World Children's Day.Titled the Reimagine Education initiative, the series is being conducted by United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) and the National Secondary Students Council (NSSC).

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