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The document provides basic statistics from a survey evaluating a study day for postgraduate students in education. Of the 79 returned questionnaires, which represented around 33% of the total, the topic covered was "The Future of Post-Compulsory Education." Some respondents suggested shortening the day and reducing breaks, and there were divided opinions on the balance of speaker versus group time, with some concerned about the event's almost exclusive focus on further education.
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