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"Appalling" decision to remove Thomas Hardy from GCSE syllabus "lacks common sense"

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Thomas Hardy was born in Dorset and went on to become one of Britain's best known novelists and poets. OCR has announced changes to their poetry anthology that will see the works of Thomas Hardy, among others, removed and replaced with more contemporary poets. Dr Tracy Hayes, Secretary of the Dorchester-based Thomas Hardy Society, said the decision “lacked all common sense”

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"Appalling" decision to remove Thomas Hardy from GCSE syllabus "lacks common sense"

THE Thomas Hardy Society say they are “absolutely flabbergasted” at the decision by one governing board to remove the Dorset poet’s work from…

2 years ago·Weymouth, United Kingdom

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