Guess I have to at least acknowledge the separation of private from state in The Torygraph tables! That's reasonably new. Especially seeing as those dumb Torygraph writers just cannot understand why a selective, fee paying school produces better academic results when compared to a local takes-all-comers comp, saying 'the state schools should learn from the private schools...' what, like barring entry to their hallowed halls to the less clever, the potentially disruptive and the poor? Watch every school in the country 'improve' if they could select their intake!
Now I'd like to see a separation of selective from non-selective in order to compare academic results a little more fairly.
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GCSE League tables: why don't they separate out 'selective' from 'comps'?
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Erebus · 27/01/2013 12:44
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