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GDST
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GDSTGirls' Day School Trust (group of private UK girls' schools)
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Despite repeated requests, the Girls' Day School Trust which runs the Academy refused to provide the Daily Post with a comment.
Birkenhead academy told it must cater for 'poorest' No place for ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
When the Girls' Day School Trust (GDST), which runs the school, announced plans to become an academy, some parents expressed concerns their child's exclusive education would be affected by the removal of fees and an influx of less affluent pupils.
Education boss tells top girls school -get ready for 'poor' kids by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
She added: "If we have an influx of applications, we will get in touch with The Girls' Day School Trust, which we belong to, to see if we can offer any flexibility in funding.
Parents seek pupil places; Other schools help out La Sagesse by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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