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700 PEP students to repeat

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MORE than 700 students who were registered to take the Primary Exit Profile (PEP) exam this year stand to repeat grade six in the next school year which begins in September.The bulk of the students 739 missed February's sitting of the Grade 6 Ability Test and subsequently asked to be deferred for next year's test.

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