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IE: Concern over personal info database for every primary student

Posted on January 6, 2015 by pogowasright.org

BreakingNews.ie reports:

Concern is being expressed about a new Primary Online Database being established by the Department of Education.

Under the plan, all children’s PPS numbers along with details of their religion and ethnic backgrounds will be included on the database, which the Department said will be used to develop education policy into the future.

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