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Editors' picks
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Oct 18 2008:
Middle-class influx into state sector could mean local children lose out, say campaigners
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Oct 12 2008:
Study also suggests state faith schools take fewer disadvantaged children than other state secondaries
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Jun 27 2008:
Figures examined the distribution of children from the poorest homes and found segregation had increased
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Jun 20 2008:
The schools secretary, Ed Balls launches concerted attack on selective education and the 164 remaining grammar schools
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Feb 8 2008:
Academies should become this generation's grammar schools, offering disadvantaged bright children a "ladder" out of poverty, according to a schools minister
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Feb 1 2008: Ministers should consider scrapping grammar schools because they have fuelled social segregation between state schools, according to government research
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Dec 2 2007: Private and grammar schools dominate the field
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Nov 21 2007:
Only 5% of pupils come from poor backgrounds, according to new research from Bristol University
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Nov 15 2007:
An explanation of the current debate surrounding grammar schools.
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Nov 15 2007:
Buckinghamshire is planning to open the first grammar school in England for 50 years in a move that would put it on collision course with the government and pose problems for the Tories nationally
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Oct 30 2007:
The whole voting system is rigged against change, says Roy Hattersley.
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