William Smith’s legacy points the way to fixing deep inequalities in the school system

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William Smith, the beloved teacher whose televised lessons in maths and science became a lifeline for countless students, died on 21 August at the age of 85. For decades, Smith was a beacon of hope for learners across the country, especially those in under-resourced areas who lacked access to quality education. 

His clear, accessible teaching style made complex subjects understandable and even enjoyable for those struggling in an education system that left them behind. Reflecting on…



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