Opinion
Why faith schools are just grammar schools by another name
The government has committed to remove the cap on selecting students by faith, so faith schools are poised to make a comeback, but they have the same problems as grammar schools.
Opinion
The government has committed to remove the cap on selecting students by faith, so faith schools are poised to make a comeback, but they have the same problems as grammar schools.
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