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particular aptitude

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They must be taught how to swim, but show a particular aptitude for the sport.
Speaking at a conference at Brunel University today he said national records show that schools have identified 780,000 pupils with a particular aptitude in a subject, but still a quarter of primary schools and 6% of secondaries are not recording any pupils under the programme.
The two representatives were selected because they showed a particular aptitude for numbers.
 
 
 
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