Sentence examples for attended comprehensive from inspiring English sources

I see a nation, one nation of average, regular Joes who attended comprehensive schools and had perfectly normal childhoods' discussing Dialectical Materialism with their parents, all marching forward to a brighter future.

By the late 20th century the eleven-plus exams had become defunct and the vast majority of secondary-school students attended comprehensive schools, with a much smaller proportion attending grammar schools or technical schools.

In the field of law, 74% of top judges working in the high court and appeals court were privately educated, while in journalism, more than half (51%) of leading print journalists went to independent schools, with one in five having attended comprehensive schools, which currently educate 88% of the population.

When class is debated in the public sphere it is too often a crude matter of who has money and who hasn't, or who is and isn't a member of "the establishment", a term that Savage regards as "unfortunate", not least because the London-based economic elite he identifies are almost as likely to have attended comprehensive as private schools.

Of the participants, 43.9% attended grammar schools and the remaining 56.1% attended comprehensive schools (which were classified in the survey as 'lower education level').

Student participants attended comprehensive government secondary schools in multicultural regions of Greater Western Sydney, and regional areas of New South Wales, Australia.

Research by the Sutton Trust shows that it is now down to 54 per cent, with 27percentnt having attended comprehensives and 19percentnt grammar schools.

The Debrett's 500 also found that around a fifth of people on the list, which is split into 24 categories, attended grammar schools, leaving just over a third who attended comprehensives.

All children attend comprehensive school from age seven to 16; there is no break between primary and secondary school.

Although she was committed to a tiered secondary modern-grammar school system of education and was determined to preserve grammar schools, during her tenure as Education Secretary she turned down only 326 of 3,612 proposals for schools to become comprehensives; the proportion of pupils attending comprehensive schools consequently rose from 32 per cent to 62 per cent.

He attended a comprehensive.