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Quarter of new schoolchildren still not toilet trained, finds report
(www.independent.co.uk)
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Is it not a requirement before accepting the student?
no. Legally schools can't refuse kids for not being toilet trained.
They start at 4. My kid certainly wasn't successfully wiping her own arse then.